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Makoto Kitano: Don’t You Guys Go - Special Edition - "Ghost Mansion" Stay Record
This is a special edition of a horror documentary by the Psychic Detective Agency led by Makoto Kitano, one of the most famous ghost hunters in the entertainment industry. They succeeded in renting a room in a building, known as a "ghost apartment," where Kitano Makoto has experienced strange phenomena whenever he has visited. A fixed-point camera is placed in the room, and a long-term filming experiment is conducted.
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This is a special edition of a horror documentary by the Psychic Detective Agency led by Makoto Kitano, one of the most famous ghost hunters in the entertainment industry. They succeeded in renting a room in a building, known as a "ghost apartment," where Kitano Makoto has experienced strange phenomena whenever he has visited. A fixed-point camera is placed in the room, and a long-term filming experiment is conducted.
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