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Truly Happened Supernatural Phenomenon: Fear
This is the second volume of a real documentary in which Miyuki Tachihara, a psychic active on TV and other media, investigates the mysteries of psychic phenomena. The film consists of three parts: "Psychic Document," in which she attempts to purify the spirits of a grudge that has tormented a family for many years; "Psychic Photo Appraisals"; and "Guide to Psychic Spots. More powerful evil spirits than in the previous film appear.
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This is the second volume of a real documentary in which Miyuki Tachihara, a psychic active on TV and other media, investigates the mysteries of psychic phenomena. The film consists of three parts: "Psychic Document," in which she attempts to purify the spirits of a grudge that has tormented a family for many years; "Psychic Photo Appraisals"; and "Guide to Psychic Spots. More powerful evil spirits than in the previous film appear.
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