Yoshino Takigawa (File)

Yoshino Takigawa (File) Kanji 瀧川吉乃に関する調査 Game Fatal Frame III Author Miku Hinasaki Chapter Hour II Located at Miku's Room Obtained On the desk Description A notebook with Miku's investigation on Yoshino Takigawa. It is neatly organized. Additional Description There is a pile of reference materials and Miku's notes on the desk. She said she had put them together for me... Related Notes

The woman in the photograph

Name: Yoshino Takigawa (26)

She was the only survivor of a plane crash that occurred in August.

Following is a comment from a reporter named Ozawa who covered it.

When the plane crashed, Ms. Takigawa was thrown out of the aircraft and was mostly untouched by the fire. Also, the arbor where she was thrown became a cushion and she was thus miraculously saved.

When rescued, her external injuries were mild burns, bruises and scrapes and it was determined there was no threat to her life, but as it took 4 days to find her, she was very dehydrated, weak and distressed and she seemed to be suffering mentally.

During those 4 days, she was surrounded by the other victims', her relatives' and her lover's corpses.

Next is what I heard from someone at hospital admissions.

After hospitalization, she was extremely frightened of being alone or sleeping. She apparently had frightening dreams and would even hurt herself to stay awake.

But over time, the amount she slept grew longer, until she spent most of the day sleeping.

At first it was thought she was sleeping due to the psychological trauma she experienced, but her condition gradually grew worse and she would sleep for three days straight.

When she awoke she would complain of hallucinations, saying "Pain" or "There are bruises all over my body."

As her hallucinations grew worse, she became less responsive to outside stimulus during her waking hours and would sometimes mutter deliriously or sing lullabies.

The past several days she hasn't woken and the rest is as Rei saw.

This is also just a hospital rumor, but the staff has a long-standing urban legend amongst themselves about patients like Takigawa or who they call "Lost Patients".