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100 Tales of Horror

2002, Japanese, on Fuji TV. Created by Miyuki Takahashi & Taeko Asano.

There are all kinds of people living in the back street tenement houses in old Edo. One of them is Ashiya Dosan, the descendant of an Onmyoji who made a name for himself back in the Heian period. Unfortunately, unlike his forefathers, Dosan has not made much of a living off the fortune telling and amulet peddling that he does.

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Seasons
1
Episodes
11
Episode length
45 min
Status
Ended in 2002

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S1 E11: The Peony Lanterns

Aired 22 October 2002

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Details

First aired
13 August 2002
Last aired
22 October 2002
Network
Fuji TV
Original title
怪談百物語
Language
Japanese
Country
Japan
Type
Scripted

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100 Tales of Horror has 1 season and 11 episodes, about 45 minutes each.

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100 Tales of Horror was created by Miyuki Takahashi and Taeko Asano and stars Ryuuji Harada, Naoto Takenaka, Miho Kanno.

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