Radiance Films Presents The Tale of Oiwa's Ghost on 4K Blu-ray

Radiance Films is thrilled to announce the upcoming 4K Blu-ray release of The Tale of Oiwa's Ghost, a gripping crime drama that brings Tai Kato's adaptation of the famous Ghost Story of Yotsuya to vivid life. Set to hit shelves in the U.S. and Canada on June 24, 2025, and in Canada on June 23, this edition affords audiences a haunting experience with high-quality visuals and sound.

The Tale of Oiwa's Ghost tells the chilling story of Iemon (Tomisaburo Wakayama), a poor samurai who, blinded by ambition, poisons his devoted wife Oiwa to climb the social ladder. However, his plans unravel as her vengeful ghost returns to wreak havoc on his wedding night. With relentless performances and a gritty storyline, the film is poised to captivate fans of classic Japanese cinema.

This special edition features a high-definition digital transfer and uncompressed mono PCM audio, ensuring the best possible audio-visual experience. Noteworthy additions include an exclusive interview with Mari Asato (2025), a new video essay on tormented female ghosts by Lindsay Nelson (2025), newly improved English subtitle translation, and a reversible sleeve with new artwork by Time Tomorrow.

Also included is a limited edition booklet with fresh insights from Tom Mes and archival reviews, all encased in full-height Scanavo packaging with a removable OBI strip for a sleek look. With a cap of only 3,000 copies available, collectors should not miss this highly-anticipated release.

Release Contents:

• High-definition digital transfer: Premier visual quality for an enhanced viewing experience.
• Uncompressed mono PCM audio: Complements the chilling narrative with pristine sound.
• Interview with Mari Asato (2025): Fresh insights from a notable industry figure.
• Visual essay on tormented female ghosts by Lindsay Nelson (2025): Enriches understanding of the film's themes.
• Trailer: A peek into this atmospheric thriller.
• Reversible sleeve: Featuring new artwork by Time Tomorrow.
• Limited edition booklet: Contributions by Tom Mes and archival critiques.

Release Date: 24/06/2025