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Masumi Makimura


"The Lost Village... there must be a way out of here!"
Kanji/Kana 槙村 真澄 (まきむら ますみ)
Alias(es) Unrest in Piece
Occupation Geological Surveyor
Age26
Family Miyako Sudo (girlfriend)
Encountered at Osaka House, Back Room
Cause of Death Spirited Away / Killed by Kusabi
Died1988
Birthdate 1961
Birthplace Unknown
Marital Status Dating Miyako Sudo

(planned on proposing)

GamesFatal Frame II, Fatal Frame III & Fatal Frame: Deep Crimson Butterfly
First Appearance Fatal Frame II
Spirit StoneSard
NotesVillage Reports & Bloody Memo
Japanese Voice Actor N/A
English Voice ActorRobin Atkin Downes

Masumi Makimura is a secondary character and attacking ghost in Fatal Frame II. He was a geological surveyor who disappeared while working in the Minakami area.

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Fatal Frame II

Masumi was sent to the Minakami region to survey the land that would be submerged once the Minakami Dam construction was complete. While studying the land, Masumi accidentally stumbled into the Lost Village and became trapped. He shifted the focus of his research to the history and rituals of Minakami in the desperate attempt to escape. Several fragments of his research can be found scattered throughout the village.

Masumi and Miyako

Although Masumi was reported missing, the authorities called off the search for him after only 10 days. Masumi’s girlfriend, Miyako Sudo, believed that he was still alive and went searching for him. At some point the two found each other, but Miyako somehow got hurt shortly after. Masumi left her in the Osaka House while he went to find a way out. Having learned that the Kurosawa family presided over the village’s rituals, he directed his search to the Kurosawa House. While in the Kurosawa house, Masumi was attacked by the Kusabi in a hallway. He attempted to hide in the Storeroom of the Great Hall and died there holding the ring he planned to give to Miyako.


Unable to accept this fate and longing to give Miyako the ring, Masumi’s ghost returned to the Osaka House. Miyako followed him into the back room, unaware that he was dead. As she approached, he pushed her to the floor and strangled her. His ghost, Unrest in Piece, continues to wander the village calling out to Miyako.

Bloody Ring Sidequest

While not required to beat Fatal Frame II or to get an alternative ending, there is the Bloody Ring Sidequest which goes into more detail concerning Miyako and Masumi's fate. The player must go around the village following Masumi's path based on notes he has left around the village and taking pictures of those locations. It ends with a battle with both Miyako and Masumi and an extendeded clip of the strangling scene, and gives the spirit stone and note as reward.



Alternate Endings

Masumi and Miyako
In Fatal Frame II's Promise Ending, available only on the Xbox console, Miyako and Masumi are seen arm in arm in the Osaka House, staring up at the sky like the other ghosts in the village, happy once more as the crimson butterflies fly away from the village. However, this ending is not considered canon.



Fatal Frame III

Masumi's appearance in Fatal Frame III

In Fatal Frame III, Kei Amakura briefly encounters Masumi's ghost, slashed to ribbons by the Kusabi, in the House of Sleep. The newspaper article Land Surveyors Missing reveals that the search for Masumi and Miyako has been officially called off and that the two are rumored to have been spirited away by the village.


File Photos of Masumi

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Misc. Info

  • While Masumi and Miyako are considered boyfriend and girlfriend in Fatal Frame II, the article Land Surveyors Missing and the corresponding entry in Rei Kurosawa's notebook in Fatal Frame III both say that they are engaged. This may be a translation error in the English version of the game since in Fatal Frame II, Masumi was planning on proposing to Miyako, but never got the chance.

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