High school seniors Mikayo, Chuko and Kei are forced to join a historical research club to fulfill a graduation requirement. Their teacher, Mr. Kachi, plans a mandatory club trip to a small village called Oshakabe in Yamagata prefecture to study remnants of an ancient clan of warriors called the ochimusha who displayed legendary cowardice in battle. When they arrive, the local villagers hold a special ceremony and construct a "super shrine". As a result, an 800-year seal is broken, unleashing a curse that causes the ochimusha to rise from the grave.
Naoto Takenaka
Director
Riko Narumi
Mikayo Okagaite / Mitsubue
Ryohei Kurosawa
Santaro Yomosuga
Naoto Takenaka
Yamazaki / Leader of Red Barons
Maiko
Kaiko Katsu
Mirei Kiritani
Chuko Kaburagi
Ikki Sawamura
Tadatsune Tsuzuranuki
Haru
Munae Hraizen
Yoichi Nukumizu
Youichi Nukumizu
Tomoe Shinohara
Chepi
Arata Saeki
Uruyan
Katsuhisa Namase
Shigejiro Gamakatsu
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