Hiroko Matsunaga

The film is a slapstick action comedy about company employees, known as "underground employees," who secretly handle problems that cannot be solved in public. The story unfolds when the group receives a mission to demolish a shuttered shopping district in order to build a commercial complex. Also appearing in the film are underground employees of rival companies with the same mission, a large landowner who is the target of both companies, a passionate man trying to revive a shopping district that is on the verge of collapse, and a man with some kind of secret.

Mina and Mizuki sisters attended a ballet class in Tokyo. One day, the sisters return home separately, but younger sister, Mizuki, is kidnapped on the way home and discovered as a corpse. On that day, Mina blames herself for returning home, leaving her sister to practice ballet staying. Her mother, Teruko, is also very upset by the news of the discovery of her body, causing deep emotional wounds. The incident was featured on a variety show, and the mother and daughter, who couldn't stand the curiosity of the world, moved to a quiet country town far from the city. Although they started a new life, Teruko is bullied by a mysterious mad woman and Mina is bullied at school. And a mysterious murder case occurs again around them.

This 3rd installment of Kazuto Kodama’s horror series delves into the dark side of love, exposing the bizarre cruelties of excessive affection from a psychopath.

In the corner of a bustling city, strange rumors known as "urban legends" are whispered with eerie conviction.

A director's cut version of “MISAKI,” a beautiful girl psycho horror suspense aired on TV Tokyo, including unaired slaughter scenes and making-of scenes. Misaki, a girl with mysterious abilities, tries to solve the mystery of a series of bizarre murders of students at a certain school.

Nine strangers find themselves locked in a secret room, and become the unwilling participants in a sadistic game.

MISAKI", a much talked-about 3-minute drama combining psychological horror suspense, has been released with slaughter scenes and making-of footage that could not be broadcast on TV! The director's cut version of “MISAKI” is packed with more extreme scenes, allowing viewers to enjoy the horror of the film in depth.