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The Cursed Sanctuary X
Kaname Azuma is sick of her marriage life with her husband and she decides to divorce him. She leaves Japan and travels to South Korea. There, she visits her brother Teruo's villa. Teruo is surprised by Kaname's sudden visit, but after he hears of her marriage life, he lets her to stay with him. Somehow, Teruo and Kaname happen to enter The Cursed Sanctuary X.
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Kaname Azuma is sick of her marriage life with her husband and she decides to divorce him. She leaves Japan and travels to South Korea. There, she visits her brother Teruo's villa. Teruo is surprised by Kaname's sudden visit, but after he hears of her marriage life, he lets her to stay with him. Somehow, Teruo and Kaname happen to enter The Cursed Sanctuary X.
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Genre:Horror, Drama, Thriller
Written By:Yū Irie
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Studio:Robot Communications, The Asahi Shimbun, Akatsuki, KDDI, King Records, BA Entertainment, Toei Video Company, FM802, FM COCOLO, ADK Emotions, Sunrise Promotion Osaka, All Japan Pro Wrestling
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