The Japanese Doll 2019
When two university students, Yuri and Masato, receive an unusual invitation to a secluded lakeside campground party, they expect nothing more than a night of fun with new acquaintances.
Director: Tarô Miyaoka
Cast
Nao Kosaka
Yuri Hirai
Riku Hagiwara
Masato Nakagawa
Mario Kuroba
Ryota
Kyouka
Misaki
Yusuke Kondoh
Tohru
Ruka Ishikawa
Madoka
Asuka Kurosawa
Michiko Aso
Makoto Awane
Professor Wada
Masato Hagiwara
Kitazawa
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Japanese Doll (2019) about?
Two university students, Yuri and Masato, attend what seems like a harmless lakeside campground party, only to discover they've walked into a nightmare. A cursed antique doll awakens, targeting the guests with terrifying precision as the night spirals into violence and dread.
Who directed The Japanese Doll?
Tarô Miyaoka directed *The Japanese Doll* (2019), bringing his distinctive vision to this chilling supernatural thriller.
Who stars in The Japanese Doll?
The film stars Nao Kosaka and Riku Hagiwara as the central duo, with Mario Kuroba, Kyouka, and Yusuke Kondoh rounding out the ensemble cast.
Is The Japanese Doll (2019) worth watching?
As a horror film, *The Japanese Doll* delivers on atmosphere and suspense, though its pacing may not satisfy all viewers. Fans of slow-burn Japanese horror with a touch of folklore will likely find it intriguing, especially for its unique premise and eerie visuals. The 87-minute runtime keeps the tension tight without overstaying its welcome.
How long is The Japanese Doll?
The Japanese Doll (2019) has a runtime of 87 minutes.
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About The Japanese Doll (2019) — When a party invitation hides a deadly curse
When two university students, Yuri and Masato, receive an unusual invitation to a secluded lakeside campground party, they expect nothing more than a night of fun with new acquaintances. But their gathering takes a chilling turn as a seemingly innocent antique doll begins to move on its own, revealing a dark curse that binds it to the land—and to the fate of anyone who disturbs it. Directed by Tarô Miyaoka, *The Japanese Doll* (2019) blends slow-burning dread with sudden bursts of supernatural terror, immersing viewers in a claustrophobic atmosphere where celebration turns to survival.
Nao Kosaka and Riku Hagiwara lead the cast as the unwitting guests caught in the doll's deadly game, while Mario Kuroba and Kyouka add layers of mystery as the party's other attendees. This Japanese horror film weaves themes of guilt, folklore, and the inescapable weight of the past, all while delivering a haunting visual style that lingers long after the credits roll. Perfect for fans of eerie, atmospheric horror, *The Japanese Doll* (2019) is a masterclass in tension, proving that some invitations are better left unanswered.
