Japanese Horror

A building in Sangenjaya, Tokyo. The floor that is being used by a certain entertainment production company as a lesson studio, is widely known for various paranormal phenomena that occur day and night, and has already been covered by numerous media. The smell of incense wafting through the room, curtains and schedules swaying in an empty room, vibrating and blinking light fixtures, Don! bang! and voices banging violently on the walls, mirrors spewing water.... No tricks, no fakes, no CG, simply realistic poltergeist phenomena, and then a white shadow in human form floats in front of the camera, and a white hand appears from a place where no human should be able to enter! A true video recording that will change the history of horror documentaries!

The paranormal documentary TOKYO POLTERGEIST shocked audiences across Japan. A year later, even more terrifying phenomena have occurred at the Yokozawa Production—flickering lights, water spraying from mirrors, clocks falling off walls, and mysterious white hands appearing out of nowhere. The site drew crowds of YouTubers and TV crews, but one major network deemed the footage too disturbing to air. Now, occult journalist Yukiko Sumi returns to the location that once defied explanation. Using fixed-point cameras, spirit-summoning rituals, thermal imaging, and expert analysis from physicists and parapsychologists, the team finally captured undeniable footage of a phenomenon beyond human understanding.