[REAL-924] A disrespectful blonde in mourning attire shows up at her ex-boyfriend’s memorial with flashy hair and gets heavily drunk before being r*ped, Nana Kisaki

Oh wow Mike, so generous of you to give your valuable time to a film that may or may not be worth it. You’re so brave.

Good question. I turned to AI seeking an answer. (Searched Japanese belief in afterlife) Here’s what AI produced for me: “Japanese afterlife beliefs are a blend of Buddhist and Shinto concepts, with a strong emphasis on ancestor veneration and the continuation of spiritual existence. Most Japanese people believe in some form of afterlife, with the spirit (reikon) surviving death and potentially joining ancestors. Rituals are crucial for guiding the deceased to the afterlife and ensuring their well-being.  Key Aspects of Japanese Afterlife Beliefs:    Reikon (Spirit/Soul):   The reikon is believed to inhabit the body during life and leave it upon death.  Ancestral Veneration: After a transition period and appropriate funeral rites, the reikon may join the ancestors, becoming a guardian for the family.  Buddhism and the Cycle of Rebirth: Buddhist teachings, particularly Pure Land Buddhism, influence beliefs about the afterlife, including the concept of samsara (the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth) and the potential for rebirth in various realms, including heavens and hells.  Shinto and the Afterlife: Shinto, while not focused on an afterlife in the same way as Buddhism, acknowledges the continued existence of spirits and their connection to the living.  Rituals and Practices: Funerals, memorial services, and offerings… Read more »