Resort Beit (Resort Baito) (Resort Part-Time Job)
synopsis
College student Sakura (Rikka Ihara) has trouble fitting in with her class. Her childhood friend Satoshi (Taiyu Fujiwara) thinks that a change of scenery is just what she needs to feel better, and along with another childhood friend, Nozomi (Shiori Akita), he invites her to come work a part-time job at a resort inn on an island. The inn is normally run by a husband-and-wife couple, along with a part-timer named Iwasaki. But the husband, Kensuke (Mamoru Tsubouchi), hurt his leg, and hired the three as extra help. Tourist season has yet to begin, and the three of them are able to have plenty of time to enjoy the resort. Sakura gradually begins to relax and recover from her depression. But then one night, she sees the wife, Makiko (Hinako Saeki) secretly carrying food down the hallway in the middle of the night, and she feels a strange sense of unease. Several days later at breakfast, Iwasaki, the part-timer, suggests that the three of them try searching for the secret door that exists somewhere in the inn. This invitation is the beginning of a terror from which there is no coming back?
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synopsis
College student Sakura (Rikka Ihara) has trouble fitting in with her class. Her childhood friend Satoshi (Taiyu Fujiwara) thinks that a change of scenery is just what she needs to feel better, and along with another childhood friend, Nozomi (Shiori Akita), he invites her to come work a part-time job at a resort inn on an island. The inn is normally run by a husband-and-wife couple, along with a part-timer named Iwasaki. But the husband, Kensuke (Mamoru Tsubouchi), hurt his leg, and hired the three as extra help. Tourist season has yet to begin, and the three of them are able to have plenty of time to enjoy the resort. Sakura gradually begins to relax and recover from her depression. But then one night, she sees the wife, Makiko (Hinako Saeki) secretly carrying food down the hallway in the middle of the night, and she feels a strange sense of unease. Several days later at breakfast, Iwasaki, the part-timer, suggests that the three of them try searching for the secret door that exists somewhere in the inn. This invitation is the beginning of a terror from which there is no coming back?
