Riho Sato

Based on the murder of nine street peddlers in the aftermath of the Great Kanto earthquake.

Chiwawa is a popular girl. One day, her dismembered body is found in Tokyo Bay. Chiwawa's friends gather to remember her, but they realize they do not know anything about her background or even her real name.

Hana's boyfriend Shoichiro suddenly leaves her, and now she is in a relationship with Akatsuki, Shoichiro's best friend. Hana keeps waiting for Shoichiro while feeling the sea breeze and the back of the man who left her.

This avant-garde entertainment film depicts a group of young people today who are fascinated by the works of Keita Murayama (a Taisho era painter who died prematurely at the age of 22) and who revive Keita's works with their own unique interpretations.

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Around Haruka Hara, who works for a video production company, an invisible anomaly begins to quietly spread. An internet meme that her colleague Honoka eagerly pursues—a rumor that something "happens" on July 5, 2025, at 4:18 a.m. Is it a coincidence that day coincides with Haruka's birthday? Haruka starts to experience paranormal events and finds a video on TikTok that mirrors her experience. Based on the manga by Ryo Tatsuki "The Future I Saw" which featured a prophecy predicting the great east earthquake. This tale follows another prophecy from the book.