Kiriko Imazato (played by Hikari Mitsushima) is a protagonist in Rabbit Horror.
Kiriko Imazato is a worried older half-sister who notices Daigo's disturbing behavior when their father dismisses the problem. She takes Daigo to a horror film, follows him into the supernatural fairground and abandoned hospital, and later confronts the rabbit doll while believing it is connected to their family's past. Kohei Imazato (played by Teruyuki Kagawa) appears in Rabbit Horror.
Kohei Imazato is Kiriko and Daigo's father and a book illustrator. He is absorbed in creating a pop-up book while failing to respond to Daigo's violence and withdrawal from school. His earlier family history is central to Kiriko and Daigo's belief that the rabbit apparition has returned to haunt them. Daigo Imazato (played by Takeru Shibuya) appears in Rabbit Horror.
Daigo Imazato is Kiriko's younger half-brother, whose unexplained killing of a rabbit and refusal to attend school alarm her. After receiving a rabbit doll from a horror film, he is repeatedly pulled into frightening spaces, including a fairground and an abandoned hospital, and joins Kiriko in trying to destroy it.
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Characters
Kiriko Imazato
(played by Hikari Mitsushima) — protagonist
Kiriko Imazato is a worried older half-sister who notices Daigo's disturbing behavior when their father dismisses the problem. She takes Daigo to a horror film, follows him into the supernatural fairg...
Kohei Imazato
(played by Teruyuki Kagawa) — supporting
Kohei Imazato is Kiriko and Daigo's father and a book illustrator. He is absorbed in creating a pop-up book while failing to respond to Daigo's violence and withdrawal from school. His earlier family...
Daigo Imazato
(played by Takeru Shibuya) — supporting
Daigo Imazato is Kiriko's younger half-brother, whose unexplained killing of a rabbit and refusal to attend school alarm her. After receiving a rabbit doll from a horror film, he is repeatedly pulled...
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