J-Horror Film Exhibition 92Japanese Original Mini Movie Poster Chirashi Flyer B5

Extremely Rare - Original Japanese Movie Handbill Chirashi Mini Poster (B5 size)

• Authentic vintage Japanese mini movie poster (chirashi - handbill), distributed only in Japan at cinemas during the film's original release.
• Size: B5 (approx. 7.2 x 10.1 inches / 18.2 x 25.7 cm)
• Language: Japanese
• Keywords: J-Horror , This poster is for a 1992 film screening event titled "Fantasy Film Expo: Japan's Strange Fruits" (Gensō Eizō-haku: Nippon no Kimyō na Kajitsu-tachi). The event took place from November 21 to December 11, 1992, at the Nakano Musashino Hall in Tokyo. Event Overview This was a special exhibition focused on Japanese cult, surrealist, and avant-garde cinema. The poster features imagery reminiscent of Butoh (a form of Japanese dance theater), specifically echoing the styles of famous troupes like Sankai Juku or Dairakudakan. Featured Films The titles listed on the left side of the poster are some of Japan's most famous cult and "strange" movies: Hausu (House) – Nobuhiko Obayashi (1977) Matango (Attack of the Mushroom People) – Ishirō Honda (1963) Kurotokage (Black Lizard) – Kinji Fukasaku (1968) Neji-shiki (Screw-Style) – Teruo Ishii (1998 — likely referring to the short story/concept or a different adaptation as the event predates the 1998 film) Horrors of Malformed Men – Teruo Ishii (1969) Mōjū (Blind Beast) – Yasuzō Masumura (1969) To Sleep So as to Dream – Kaizo Hayashi (1986) Seirei no Sasayaki (Whispering of the Spirits) – Yoshihiko Ueoka (1987) , Old Stock , Japan , Film , Movie , Cinema , Theater
• Condition: Very Good: Light handling wear with only minor edge or corner signs from age and storage. No major tears, folds, or stains. Colors remain vibrant and well-preserved. (These posters come from unused old stock.)

Chirashi posters are highly collectible as they were printed in limited quantities and often feature unique artwork not seen on international posters.

This is a great piece for collectors of movie memorabilia, Japanese cinema, or vintage paper ephemera. Perfect for framing or as part of your collection.