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Spine-Chilling Short Stories Kowabana: Dark Room 

Chika moved to Tokyo over her parents' objections and rented a room from her landlord. Chika was creeped out by the unfriendly and sometimes even hostile landlady, but one day a trivial incident leads to a trouble with her. One day, a small matter causes trouble with her, and over the next few days, she experiences a night of shivers.... Yukari has a crush on her tutor Miyashita. She has a crush on her tutor, Miyashita, but his girlfriend has been ill for a long time. When a classmate hears about it from Yukari, he says, with a light heart, "If she dies, Yukari could be his girlfriend... Haruka, an office worker, forgets something important at her office late at night. The company is an abandoned building that is rumored to be haunted. Unable to enter the building alone, she tries to find someone to help her and discovers a name in the address book of her cell phone that she had almost forgotten...
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Chika moved to Tokyo over her parents' objections and rented a room from her landlord. Chika was creeped out by the unfriendly and sometimes even hostile landlady, but one day a trivial incident leads to a trouble with her. One day, a small matter causes trouble with her, and over the next few days, she experiences a night of shivers.... Yukari has a crush on her tutor Miyashita. She has a crush on her tutor, Miyashita, but his girlfriend has been ill for a long time. When a classmate hears about it from Yukari, he says, with a light heart, "If she dies, Yukari could be his girlfriend... Haruka, an office worker, forgets something important at her office late at night. The company is an abandoned building that is rumored to be haunted. Unable to enter the building alone, she tries to find someone to help her and discovers a name in the address book of her cell phone that she had almost forgotten...

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Takeshi Sone, Yokoyama Kazuhiro, Haruka Motoi
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Rakusosya

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Takeshi Sone, Yokoyama Kazuhiro, Haruka Motoi

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