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Ushiro no Shomen
Kyou, who is interested in the occult, moves to Tokyo after her husband is transferred. She quickly makes friends and decides to create a blog. One day someone comments about 'Kagome Kagome' on the blog, and they decide to try it.
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Kyou, who is interested in the occult, moves to Tokyo after her husband is transferred. She quickly makes friends and decides to create a blog. One day someone comments about 'Kagome Kagome' on the blog, and they decide to try it.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Aiko Matsushita
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