Kajiri Kamui Kagura

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Kajiri Kamui Kagura
Developer(s)	Light
Publisher(s)	Wen Yang
Designer(s)	G-Yuusuke
Writer(s)	Takashi Masada
Composer(s)	Keishi Yonao
Platform(s)	Windows PlayStation Vita
Release	September 2011
Genre(s)	Visual novel
Mode(s)	Single-player

Kajiri Kamui Kagura (かじりかむいかぐら or 神咒神威神楽) commonly abbreviated to K3 or KKK,^[1] is a Japanese eroge visual novel video game. It was originally released for Windows in September 2011,^[2] and was later remade for the PlayStation Vita. The Vita version, titled Kajiri Kamui Kagura: Akebono no Hikari (神咒神威神楽 曙之光), was released on 25 April 2013, it removed all H-scenes from the original release, and added additional CGs.^[3]

Kajiri Kamui Kagura is part of the "Za" series (“座”シリーズ) of visual novels by the company Light. The other two titles in the series are Dies irae and Paradise Lost.^[2][3]