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Phantom of the Toilet
Set in an elementary school and centered on a boy named Takuya and a new transfer student named Saeko. Takuya's classmates think that Saeko has been possessed by Hanako, the ghost that lives in the bathroom. The rumor is especially encouraged by a girl who has a crush on Takuya and is jealous since Takuya likes Saeko.
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Set in an elementary school and centered on a boy named Takuya and a new transfer student named Saeko. Takuya's classmates think that Saeko has been possessed by Hanako, the ghost that lives in the bathroom. The rumor is especially encouraged by a girl who has a crush on Takuya and is jealous since Takuya likes Saeko.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Takuro Fukuda, Jōji Matsuoka
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Runtime:100 minutes
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Cast
Jōji Matsuoka
Director
Yuka Kono
Saeko Mizuno
Ai Maeda
Natsumi Sakamoto
Takayuki Inoue
Takuya Sakamoto
Etsushi Toyokawa
Yuji Sakamoto
Nene Otsuka
Yuriko Suzuki
Sakae Umezu
Tsubasa Sakamoto
Tadaomi Ozawa
Principal
Yasuhito Hida
Degenerate
Naoto Takenaka
Hiroshi's Father
Kanako Fukaura
Hiroshi's Mother
Chiaki Kuriyama
Little Child
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