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Koharu 

When Koharu, a high school girl, regains consciousness, she has become a ghost. She gains popularity as an idol singer that only people with the ability to sense the supernatural can see. A comedy/horror story about a girl who reverses her predicament to her advantage after having had never faced reality when she was alive.
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When Koharu, a high school girl, regains consciousness, she has become a ghost. She gains popularity as an idol singer that only people with the ability to sense the supernatural can see. A comedy/horror story about a girl who reverses her predicament to her advantage after having had never faced reality when she was alive.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Yusuke Isaka
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Runtime:35 minutes
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