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Kigai (Paranormal Town) Vol. 2
A high school student, Miki, loves paranormal phenomenon. She hears a strange rumor about a small shrine. A phantom appears everytime someone tries to destroy it. Getting an archaeologist, Reiko Kaguya, involved, Miki starts investigating it. In the midst of it comes a unisex girl named Hekiru out of nowhere. As Miki digs deeper, she witnesses the unbelievable. A national treasure 'the Sacred Mirror of Prince' was stolen. Reiko and Miki dare to investigate it to retrieve.
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A high school student, Miki, loves paranormal phenomenon. She hears a strange rumor about a small shrine. A phantom appears everytime someone tries to destroy it. Getting an archaeologist, Reiko Kaguya, involved, Miki starts investigating it. In the midst of it comes a unisex girl named Hekiru out of nowhere. As Miki digs deeper, she witnesses the unbelievable. A national treasure 'the Sacred Mirror of Prince' was stolen. Reiko and Miki dare to investigate it to retrieve.
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Zen Pictures
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