

放送局に届いたある映像
2026-04-01 · Runtime unavailable · Not rated
A television station received a mysterious videotape of unknown origin. Shortly thereafter, station staff obtained another disturbing recording, this one from a video production company. Surprisingly, the two recordings shared a feature that could not be overlooked...
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- Hiroki Iwasawa
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- Nagoya Broadcasting Network
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- Japan
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- Returning Series
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