Operation: Mystery in order

"Operation: Mystery" directed by Akio Jissoji. 4 films, 1h 40m in all, in release order.

Lullaby of Death
1968 · 25 min
“Ten girls set out on a journey…the first died after being struck by a waterfall…” A succession of homicides occur as sung in the lyrics of a song by a new singer, while radiation is detected from the corpses of the victims. Made for "Operation: Mystery".
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Horror Telephone
1968 · 25 min
One night, the phone rings at the home of the Takiguchi family. The daughter Reiko hands the receiver to her father, who then instantly goes up in flames and is burned to death! Subsequently, another incident of apparently spontaneous human combustion occurs right before Reiko’s eyes. Made for "Operation: Mystery".
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The Accursed Urns
1969 · 25 min
A string of weird incidents occur in Kyoto. Elderly men die after their ocular nerves are burned when they peek into antique urns on the veranda at their homes. Part of "Operation: Mystery".
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I Want to Buy Kyoto
1969 · 25 min
Buddhist statues are disappearing from temples in Kyoto. Maki pays a visit to Professor Fujimori, an archaeological authority, and encounters his assistant Miyako. At night in a disco hall, Miyako hands out flyers with the words “Please sell me Kyoto”. Made for "Operation: Mystery".
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Frequently asked questions

What order should I watch Operation: Mystery in?

1. Lullaby of Death (1968), 2. Horror Telephone (1968), 3. The Accursed Urns (1969), 4. I Want to Buy Kyoto (1969).

How long does it take to watch all of Operation: Mystery?

About 1h 40m across 4 released films.

Do any Operation: Mystery films have post-credit scenes?

None are listed on TMDB.