Reina Asami

A young girl. An old school. And a deeply rooted evil. A trilogy of tails to bend the mind! (lostinlodos)

This hit sequel to 2004's Umizaru may not measure up to its predecessor in terms of feel-good action movie thrills, but the end product makes for an entertaining, if occasionally underwhelming diversion for fans of the series. (lovehkfilm.com)

Momoko has just started a new job (demoted from "better" part of company due to clumsy error not entirely her fault)to the funeral services division which cleans (literally) up crime scenes when she discovers she has an amazing supernatural power. When she touches an item belonging to someone recently deceased, she travels back in time and has a chance to save that person from their untimely death and perhaps reveal a criminal act. (imdb)

Hosted by veteran comedian Tamori, "Bizarre Tales 2003 Fall Special" presents five tales. 1. *Kagi (The Key) - starring Eguchi Yosuke. 2. Perfect Couple - starring Yada Akiko. 3. Toosugita Otoko (The Man Who Was Too Far Away) - starring Nakamura Shido. 4. Meiro (The Maze)- starring Tanihara Shosuke. 5. Kage ga Omonaru Toki (When Shadows Accumulate) - starring Yashima Norito. * Adapted from a novel by Tsutsui Yasutaka.

Jennifer is a European girl who speaks Japanese a little. She arrives at temple in Japanese countryside to the funeral of prev head monk who she had link to, stays, and meets a boy there. The boy was a juvenile delinquent (and worse) who works out his parole in temple & grounds. Jennifer likes this silent boy and wants to help him overcome the not uncommon Japanese theme of him being socially isolated as he's different. Also helps daughter of temple's head reconcile her parents. (imdb)