Shoichi finds himself running the night shift at his convenience store. Ludicrous people stop by, making strange things happen, while his daughter ignores him. Will Shoichi be able to deal with his new situation? A heart-warming and witty film.

Silver Angel

In his latest film, Shirome, Stardust Promotion's relatively new pop idol unit Momoiro Clover star as a group of girls who enter an old abandoned school hoping to have their wishes granted by a spirit called Shirome. The girls initially had no clue they were being filmed for a movie at all. Instead, they were told that they were being filmed for an upcoming television show exploring haunted locations. The result is a faux documentary style in the same vein as "The Blair Witch Project" and "Paranormal Activity".

Shirome

Tanaka, a man lives in the countryside, breaks into a game arcade with his friend Kato, rob the safe and runs away with the store owner's car. After straying on a highway route, he finally ends up a lonesome beach. A few days later, the idol group Momoiro Clover, visits the beach for their music video shoot, and find his car in the bush.  The film takes its inspiration from a real-life case of a young man who kills himself after being involved in a violent robbery.