Occult Jizō
It was an omnibus work on the theme of the Jizo as a haunting object. It consisted of a horror drama, a ghost story, a talk, and an expulsion ceremony. During the expulsion ceremony, the names of audience members who were in the audience that day were credited on the screen.
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It was an omnibus work on the theme of the Jizo as a haunting object. It consisted of a horror drama, a ghost story, a talk, and an expulsion ceremony. During the expulsion ceremony, the names of audience members who were in the audience that day were credited on the screen.
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