Samayoeru Reikon-tachi
さまよえる霊魂たち
Synopsis
This horror-documentary, supervised and featuring paranormal organizer Takeo Ikeda, follows him and his team as they visit haunted sites. Among the locations explored are the "Inamuragasaki Cave" known as a gathering place for the spirits of those who drowned, and the "Hachioji Castle Ruins" where legend has it that the river once turned red with the blood of the Hojo clan.
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July 27, 2001
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Matsuda Yūichi
- Original Title
- さまよえる霊魂たち
- Country of Origin
- Japan
- Spoken Languages
- Japanese
- Runtime
- 1h 29m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Matsuda Yūichi
Department Leadership Roster
Matsuda Yūichi
Director
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What is Samayoeru Reikon-tachi about?
This horror-documentary, supervised and featuring paranormal organizer Takeo Ikeda, follows him and his team as they visit haunted sites. Among the locations explored are the "Inamuragasaki Cave" known as a gathering place for the spirits of those who drowned, and the "Hachioji Castle Ruins" where legend has it that the river once turned red with the blood of the Hojo clan.
Who directed Samayoeru Reikon-tachi?
Samayoeru Reikon-tachi was directed by Matsuda Yūichi.
Who stars in Samayoeru Reikon-tachi?
The principal cast of Samayoeru Reikon-tachi includes Tatsuo Ikeda.
When was Samayoeru Reikon-tachi released and how long is it?
Samayoeru Reikon-tachi was released in 2001 with a total runtime of 1h 29m.