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Last Shark
Psychic director Natsume and his assistant Momoka decide to infiltrate a yoga club after receiving a strange video. It showed a religious group that worshiped crocodiles called "Owa Jin", which Momoka's younger sister had joined a few years ago. What awaits the two who sneak in with the help of a shark?
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Psychic director Natsume and his assistant Momoka decide to infiltrate a yoga club after receiving a strange video. It showed a religious group that worshiped crocodiles called "Owa Jin", which Momoka's younger sister had joined a few years ago. What awaits the two who sneak in with the help of a shark?
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