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Sugisawa Village Legend: Kanzen mu Sakujo Zettai Kyofu-ban
Sugisawa Village in Aomori Prefecture, where a massacre of the entire population occurred during the war. This documentary-style film depicts the horrors experienced by a TV crew on a trip to the village, which is feared as a cursed village.
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Sugisawa Village in Aomori Prefecture, where a massacre of the entire population occurred during the war. This documentary-style film depicts the horrors experienced by a TV crew on a trip to the village, which is feared as a cursed village.
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