Kyoto Yokai Map 3: The 800-Year-Old Female College Student Who Lives in Toribenyama Trailer (1985)

17 August 1985 Horror, TV Movie 92 mins

Matsuko, an assistant professor of history, discovers ancient human bones at Toribeyama, and her student, Suzuko, starts to approach her. As Suzuko shows an unusual fascination with the bones, the two eventually become romantically involved. However, Naomi, a fellow assistant professor who harbors a rivalry with Matsuko, hires a journalist to secretly photograph Matsuko’s bedroom…

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Cast

Utako Mitsuya as Matsuko Satake

Rinko Saito as College Student

Miyuki Kojima as Naomi Katori

Happou Tsukitei as Magazine Reporter (Naomi's lover)

Tatsuo Endō as Rokusuke Hayakawa

Shigeru Kōyama as Professor, Higashiyama Women's University

Crew

Tokuzō Tanaka Director

Yoshiki Hori Writer

International Releases Dates

Japan 17 August 1985

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