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Marin, a Chinese woman, is divorced because of her husband's infidelity. She works at a cafe in Shimokitazawa, run by the onee owner Tobio. One day, the manager, Saba-san, puts a sign on the door saying "Never open the door," but she opens the door and strange phenomena begin to occur.
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Marin, a Chinese woman, is divorced because of her husband's infidelity. She works at a cafe in Shimokitazawa, run by the onee owner Tobio. One day, the manager, Saba-san, puts a sign on the door saying "Never open the door," but she opens the door and strange phenomena begin to occur.
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