Some disappearances are chosen. Others are not. And Kamagasaki never forgets.Aya thought she was running from her past. A new name, a new town, a new life arranged by a man who specializes in making people vanish. In Fukuoka, she becomes Reina-quiet, anonymous, safe.But her new life doesn't hold.Her name slips from records.Coworkers glance through her as if she isn't there.Streets shift without warning, as though reality itself forgets to keep them.And at 3:03 a.m., the closet door opens to reveal a mirror that doesn't always show her face.The deeper she sinks into this place, the less she trusts the world around her-and the less she trusts herself.From the author of Echo Sleep comes a new tale of quiet horror and psychological dread. Smoke Over Kamagasaki lingers at the edge of reality, where names fade, mirrors lie, and the past is never truly left behind.If you enjoy supernatural thrillers with slow-burn suspense, ghostly unease, and endings that leave you questioning what's real, this story will stay with you long after the last page.