Tales of Terror from Tokyo and All Over Japan Volume 2

So far, it's been rather fun, and the stories fell very creative. As usual, the Japanese use of practical effects and actors actually acting is phenomenal, and I couldn't ask for more in the J-Horror genre.
The Anthology format keeps the story from needing tons of connecting ideas, and this, to me, makes for a much easier format to digest and hold each story contextually solid.
I think this would be considered an anthology, possibly as I'm unaware of the stories origins and / or creators, but with the use of the supernatural elements, I feel this is what I'm seeing here.