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Makoto Kitano's We Are Psychic Detectives: Get to the bottom of the mystery! poster

Makoto Kitano's We Are Psychic Detectives: Get to the bottom of the mystery! 

Advisor Kazuya Nishiura investigates a strange video with many orbs! Tanishi Matsubara examines the ghost stories of ghost storyteller Toshiyuki Tanaka! Yuji Okayama examines a haunted photograph owned by ghost storyteller Issei Kunizawa! Psychic detective investigates ghosts from various places The latest work in the Kitano Makoto's We Are Psychic Detectives' series that rushes to the spot and thoroughly investigates it!
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Advisor Kazuya Nishiura investigates a strange video with many orbs! Tanishi Matsubara examines the ghost stories of ghost storyteller Toshiyuki Tanaka! Yuji Okayama examines a haunted photograph owned by ghost storyteller Issei Kunizawa! Psychic detective investigates ghosts from various places The latest work in the Kitano Makoto's We Are Psychic Detectives' series that rushes to the spot and thoroughly investigates it!

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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Takeshobo

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