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Mune Yuko Investigates! Truly Scary Spirit Photographs - The Place Nearest to the Spirit World - Aomori Spirit March
This horror documentary features Yuko Mune, one of Japan's foremost psychic photo appraisers, and Kenjiro Kamijima, a Johreishi, filming on location at Mount Osorezan in Aomori Prefecture. They challenge themselves to take hair-raising psychic photographs at numerous haunted spots that are said to be the closest to the spirit world on earth.
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This horror documentary features Yuko Mune, one of Japan's foremost psychic photo appraisers, and Kenjiro Kamijima, a Johreishi, filming on location at Mount Osorezan in Aomori Prefecture. They challenge themselves to take hair-raising psychic photographs at numerous haunted spots that are said to be the closest to the spirit world on earth.
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