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Virgin Ghost: Cum at The End of The World!
Nobuo, a virgin, was invited by Ayumi (Makoto Toda) to her house saying, "I don't have my parents today, so it's okay." He rushed out of the house and was run over by a car and taken to the hospital. Nobuo wanders the deadline, but it seems he hasn't died yet. And Nobuo, who isn't going, follows the woman who pulled herself, and when she looks into her life, a ghost in white costume appears and approaches Nobuo who is frightened.
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Nobuo, a virgin, was invited by Ayumi (Makoto Toda) to her house saying, "I don't have my parents today, so it's okay." He rushed out of the house and was run over by a car and taken to the hospital. Nobuo wanders the deadline, but it seems he hasn't died yet. And Nobuo, who isn't going, follows the woman who pulled herself, and when she looks into her life, a ghost in white costume appears and approaches Nobuo who is frightened.
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Genre:Drama, Horror
Written By:Taishi Shiode
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Okura Pictures, Grand Master Company
Cast
Taishi Shiode
Director
Makoto Toda
Ayumi
Ayumi Kimito
Makiko
Shijimi
Kaori (ghost)
Yûki Hoshino
Nobuo
Maki Nishiyama
Takada
Yûki Okamoto
Ayumi's father
Akemi Nagaoka
Ayumi's mother
Daisuke Tamaru
Man who is transferred
Eri Kato
Woman who is transferred
Tsuyoshi Katori
Convenience store manager
Kedama Tezuka
Manager's wife
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