Perhaps such an incident was too rare that it was already being passed around by the patrons in the café. The crowd who sat together began discussing but made similar comments, mostly regarding the same thing—that was a teenage girl entering Sagawa Hospital just now and scared the crew acting as the ghosts that they now refused to work.
Currently, the visitors who had bought tickets could not even enter Sagawa Hospital because its crew was protesting to work.
It was great, really. Without the crew acting as ghosts or zombies, the visitors would not be able to experience the realistic horror even if they got to enter the haunted house. If they insisted to go in, Sagawa Hospital's reputation might even be ruined for good. That was why they stopped opening to the public temporarily instead.
After all, Sagawa Hospital was a globally famous haunted house. Maintaining its reputation was far more important than making less ticket money from hundreds of visitors.
