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Japan | Language | Japanese |
"What on earth happened?"
"I can't believe it ended like this!"
Deciphering the illustrations reveals a chilling, horrifying truth!
Jealousy, betrayal, loss, revenge...
The negative emotions swirling in people's hearts lead the stories to a tragic conclusion.
This collection of terrifying psycho-horror stories unfolds in every work, filled with insane, unpleasant mysteries. It's a collaboration between
illustrator Nashiko Kotobuki, who has dominated the horror genre with 210,000 followers, and writer Nashi, who debuted with "Kawaisowarai" and has been active in various fields, including curating the "Yukuefumeiten Exhibition" and "Kyoufushinten Exhibition." The meticulously detailed, immersive illustrations offer clues to deciphering the story. Immerse yourself in a world that stirs the imagination and experience the horror at your own pace.Nashi's text, based on the illustrations, is entirely original and written specifically for this work.
It adds a new interpretation to Nashiko Kotobuki's work, leading readers into an even more terrifying world. This book contains a wide variety of "horror picture stories," including powerful single images, series of illustrations that unfold in a disturbing atmosphere, and short stories that are full of reading pleasure, consisting of both pictures and text. It also showcases a new attempt to adapt well-known classic folk tales into horror stories. A shocking truth awaits, something you want to know but don't want to know. A collection of horror stories with a new sensation that "interprets" fear.
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