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Hikiko-san vs. Kuchisake-onna
Two elementary schoolchilden Misaki and Hitomi had fallen into a coma. Ten years after, They awake. They have a memory that they had been attacked by Hikiko-san. By the way, there is a rumoor that Kuchisake-onna has been imprisoned in the hospital where they were hospitalized.
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Two elementary schoolchilden Misaki and Hitomi had fallen into a coma. Ten years after, They awake. They have a memory that they had been attacked by Hikiko-san. By the way, there is a rumoor that Kuchisake-onna has been imprisoned in the hospital where they were hospitalized.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Hisaaki Nagaoka
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