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There remains the stories yet to be told after "NEW RELIGION". It begins with Aizawa waking up in a hotel room where he doesn't know.
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There remains the stories yet to be told after "NEW RELIGION". It begins with Aizawa waking up in a hotel room where he doesn't know.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Keishi Kondo
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Runtime:30 minutes
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Keishi Kondo
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Saori
Mizuki, The Assassin
Bob Werley
Joel, The CEO
Daiki Nunami
Aizawa, The Driver
Satoshi Oka
Oka, The Mysterious Man
Natsumi Hirose
Sayuri, The Lady
Takehiro Senda
Toru, The Designer
Atsuko Fujimaki
Kiyo, The Mother
Nensho Mamizu
Sunagawa, The Aged Son
Akira Inoue
Michio, The Raincoat Man
Shogo Maruyama
Yuki, The Son
Takahiro Iwata
Michishita, The Punk Rocker
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