| Year | Title (Romanized / English) | Notes | |---|---|---| | 2019 | Tawawana Kimochi: Zenbu Yatchaou (Soft Feelings: Let’s Do It All) | Romantic drama | | 2020 | Kaidan Kaishun Sou (Ghost Story House: Please Move Into This Me) | Horror | | 2020 | Hitorizuma: Ureta Tabiji no Hate ni (Single Wife: At the End of a Fertile Journey) | Drama | | 2020 | ASS 117: Opération nippone | Video release (credited as Tsubaki Kato) | | 2020 | Killer Tenant (Kira Tenanto) (2020) | Horror/thriller | | 2020 | Body Trouble: Otoko ga Onna ni Naru Byō-ki? (Body Trouble: The Disease That Turns Men Into Women?) | Body horror | | 2021 | Petting Monster: Kairaku Kui Makuri | Horror | | 2022 | Chōhatsu Delivery: Dare ni mo Ienai Ura Menu (Provocative Delivery: The Secret Menu No One Can Talk About) | Drama |
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