Are there any horror movies in which Japanese people wear kimonos?

Your question is very interesting, but I also like Asian horror movies, especially Japanese horror movies.

Although there are many horror movies in Japan, I'm afraid not many people wear kimonos. I tried to think of a few to share with the landlord, and many of them are estimated to have been enjoyed by the landlord. Please forgive me:

Ring at midnight: I know it's a bit far-fetched, but as a respect, I'd better show this first, an enlightening horror movie.

Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio: This is a TV unit drama composed of ten traditional Japanese ghost stories, and each episode is also an independent film, an absolute kimono.

Mystery story 2007: This background is in the Edo period. Kimono is suitable, but the content is passable. The landlord will know at a glance.

Memoirs of a Ghost Geisha: 13 A collection of short stories jointly produced by top thriller directors. Of course, there must be a kimono.

Dog God Family: This is not a ghost film, but it is very logical and the plot is very compact. I recommend it. And kimono, of course.

Death country: Personally, I think the heroine is very beautiful, kimono.

I can only think of so much for the time being, I hope the landlord likes it ~