Japanese literature Kimon to Gokuraku / Roka-koen Kadokawa Horror Library

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Japanese Literature
Kadokawa Horror Bunko / A small village deep in the mountains of Shikoku. There is a strange statue of Buddha enshrined there. Hayato visits the village with his friend Takumi who is returning home from Tokyo. He feels uncomfortable with the cold atmosphere of the village people. During the friendly dinner with the heartful dishes of his grandmother who greeted him kindly, the Takumi changes his face as soon as he hears the words of his grandmother that "I brought the Buddha closer". That night, Takumi disappears, and Hayato gets involved in strange things one after another. A woman who left the village when she got a job in Tokyo and came back because of the death of a relative. A horrendous truth came to know when a boy who came to his grandfather's house during summer vacation. A horrendous mystery that even Mononobe Saisei, the strongest worshiper, could not stop it. Through a series of works from the Showa, Heisei, and Reiwa periods, the middle edition reveals the true nature of the strange and fateful fate of the land that even Mononobe Saisei, the strongest worshiper, could not stop it. This is a work written in commemoration of the 30th anniversary of Horror Bunko.