Junji Inagawa's Invitation to Terror
This is the first original video recording of Junji Inagawa's ghost story "Wandering Ningyo", which boasts a level of fame and terror unequaled by any of his ghost stories. Inagawa himself had refused to talk about the story before it was released, but producer Kanta Tagawa convinced him to record it, and an anecdote tells of bizarre phenomena that later occurred in Tagawa's family.
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This is the first original video recording of Junji Inagawa's ghost story "Wandering Ningyo", which boasts a level of fame and terror unequaled by any of his ghost stories. Inagawa himself had refused to talk about the story before it was released, but producer Kanta Tagawa convinced him to record it, and an anecdote tells of bizarre phenomena that later occurred in Tagawa's family.
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