Shirayuki Aoi

Shun is the only male teacher at Kyoukasen Girls' School, a well-known high class school also known as the "Water School" since it is situated in a forest with a lake on the school grounds. It is a place of recovery for those who have been mentally wounded. He meets girls who have shut themselves off from the world, those who don't have confidence in themselves, those who are still traumatized by their past. He decides to help them move forward with their lives.

En classe, Abe joue avec son smartphone lorsque celui-ci est subtilisé par ses étudiantes qui découvrent qu'il aime les vidéos pour adultes. Dégoûtées par cette découverte, ses camarades de classe sont piégées par une entité apparue sur son smartphone et sont forcées de réaliser une vidéo pour adultes avec Abe comme réalisateur.

Urban legends told throughout Japan are meant to frighten the population, mainly those of school age, through stories involving abnormal entities or supernatural occurrences. But what happens when this folklore turns into pleasurable encounters with paranormal ladies? The stories of Hanako Hasegawa, a trapped girl with a tragic past; Sadako, a woman who can only appear virtually; Hachishaku-sama, a god who has been forgotten; and Mary, a thrown away doll, join together in a truly climactic narrative.

Urban legends told throughout Japan are meant to frighten the population, mainly those of school age, through stories involving abnormal entities or supernatural occurrences. But what happens when this folklore turns into pleasurable encounters with paranormal ladies? The stories of Hanako Hasegawa, a trapped girl with a tragic past; Sadako, a woman who can only appear virtually; Hachishaku-sama, a god who has been forgotten; and Mary, a thrown away doll, join together in a truly climactic narrative.