Helter Skelter: Hakudaku no Mura

Synopsis

Miu and her family of four women are well-known in the media for being aspiring young celebrities. Her mother, Sayoko, is a famous fashion designer and has scored a job for the family to shoot a TV production, a rare opportunity for the family to be together and enjoy themselves. The girls travel to a small, isolated village in late August and the filming begins. Little do Miu and her family know however, the entire production is a scheme. This is the time for a local festival and they happened to unwillingly volunteer to be a key figure for this festival; the Shishigami. One by one, the girls are subjected to the traditions of the festival, experiencing first-hand just how serious it is.

First Air Date: 2009-01-30

Last Air Date: 2014-11-28

Number of Seasons: 1

Number of Episodes: 4

Top Cast

Hikaru Isshiki as Kagami Fubuki (voice)
Sahomi Koyama as Kagami Fubuki (voice)
Rie Hazuki as Kagami Haruka (voice)
Harumi Sakurai as Kagami Haruka (voice)
Noriko Rikimaru as Kagami Miu (voice)
Togawa Mai as Kagami Miu (voice)
Marumori Arare as Kagami Sayoko (voice)
Shizuka Arai as Kagami Sayoko (voice)

Seasons

Season 1 (2009)

Miu and her family of four women are well-known in the media for being aspiring young celebrities. Her mother, Sayoko, is a famous fashion designer and has scored a job for the family to shoot a TV production; a rare opportunity for the family to be together and enjoy themselves. The girls travel to a small, isolated village in late August and the filming begins. Little do Miu and her family know however, the entire production is a scheme. This is the time for a local festival and they happened to unwillingly volunteer to be a key figure for this festival. One by one, the girls are subjected to the traditions of the festival, experiencing first-hand just how serious it is.

Episodes:

Ep. 1: Murky Village #1 (2009-01-30)

No overview for this episode.
Ep. 2: Murky Village #2 (2009-03-27)

Show Overview: Miu and her family of four women are well-known in the media for being aspiring young celebrities. Her mother, Sayoko, is a famous fashion designer and has scored a job for the family to shoot a TV production; a rare opportunity for the family to be together and enjoy themselves. The girls travel to a small, isolated village in late August and the filming begins. Little do Miu and her family know however, the entire production is a scheme. This is the time for a local festival and they happened to unwillingly volunteer to be a key figure for this festival. One by one, the girls are subjected to the traditions of the festival, experiencing first-hand just how serious it is.
Ep. 3: The Laughing Puppets (2014-09-30)

Show Overview: Miu and her family of four women are well-known in the media for being aspiring young celebrities. Her mother, Sayoko, is a famous fashion designer and has scored a job for the family to shoot a TV production; a rare opportunity for the family to be together and enjoy themselves. The girls travel to a small, isolated village in late August and the filming begins. Little do Miu and her family know however, the entire production is a scheme. This is the time for a local festival and they happened to unwillingly volunteer to be a key figure for this festival. One by one, the girls are subjected to the traditions of the festival, experiencing first-hand just how serious it is.
Ep. 4: Puppetdancing (2014-11-28)

Show Overview: Miu and her family of four women are well-known in the media for being aspiring young celebrities. Her mother, Sayoko, is a famous fashion designer and has scored a job for the family to shoot a TV production; a rare opportunity for the family to be together and enjoy themselves. The girls travel to a small, isolated village in late August and the filming begins. Little do Miu and her family know however, the entire production is a scheme. This is the time for a local festival and they happened to unwillingly volunteer to be a key figure for this festival. One by one, the girls are subjected to the traditions of the festival, experiencing first-hand just how serious it is.