Storyline

***Kyouko-san (Miss Kyouko) A young therapist at a hospital investigates when a spirit appears and kills people who say "Kyouko-san, Kyouko-san, please make me pretty" to the bathroom mirror. ***Buchou OL (Manager-OL) [office lady] An OL and her boss switch bodies. ***Kinou Kouen (Yesterday at the park) Domoto Koichi plays a man who loses his friend due to a freak accident. He then finds that through a time slip, he can return to the previous day and save his friend. ***Neko ga Ongaeshi (Cat Repays a Favor) Kashiwagi Emi (Uchiyama Rina) is unable to get over her grandmother's death. Her cat Kuro decides he will cure her loneliness. ***Kazoku Kaigi (Family Meeting) A family of three meet with a car accident, but strangely wake up in their home the next morning. They are then told that they have to sacrifice one of them so two may live.

Key Information

Director Takao Kinoshita
Writers Koichiro Miki
Studio Fuji Television Network
Language JA

Cast & Crew

Ryoko Hirosue

Ryoko Hirosue

森沢いずみ(鏡子さん)

Kyōko Enami

Kyōko Enami

院長(鏡子さん)

Yumiko Shaku

Yumiko Shaku

園田亜季(部長OL)

Masatô Ibu

Masatô Ibu

松平正継(部長OL)

Koichi Domoto

Koichi Domoto

陽介(昨日公園)

Shigenori Yamazaki

Shigenori Yamazaki

隆男(昨日公園)

Natsuki Harada

Natsuki Harada

典子(昨日公園)

Rina Uchiyama

Rina Uchiyama

柏木絵美(猫が恩返し)

Keita Saito

Keita Saito

男(猫が恩返し)

Misako Tanaka

Misako Tanaka

高野伊都子

Ikkei Watanabe

Ikkei Watanabe

高野 悟

Tamori

Tamori

Frequently Asked Questions

Tales of the Bizarre: 2006 Fall Special was released on October 2, 2006.

The runtime of Tales of the Bizarre: 2006 Fall Special is 2h 18m.

Tales of the Bizarre: 2006 Fall Special is a TV Movie, Fantasy, Horror, Science Fiction, Mystery movie.

Tales of the Bizarre: 2006 Fall Special is available to watch. Check streaming platforms and theaters near you.

Tales of the Bizarre: 2006 Fall Special was directed by Takao Kinoshita.

The main cast of Tales of the Bizarre: 2006 Fall Special includes Ryoko Hirosue, Kyōko Enami, Yumiko Shaku.

Tales of the Bizarre: 2006 Fall Special is originally in Japanese.