Trevor: The Musical About Finding One's Identity
This coming-of-age musical features a strong representation of LGBTQ+ individuals coming-of-age.
2nd Year After Joining The Production Department Assistant Director Morikawa-chan You Will Always Want To Enjoy Your Cute Face And Lascivious Body! Tamao Morikawa
Tamao Morikawa, 2nd year after joining the company, recently I've become accustomed to work and have made fewer mistakes. I decided to give a trial in the hope of further growth of Morikawa-chan. "Is it possible to complete the work even if I am immediately fucked by a big dick man during work! ?? ] During AD site / Waiting in the car / Company information session / etc! Suddenly I got fucked immediately without notice! (4 productions in total)
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Tamao Morikawa, 2nd year after joining the company, recently I've become accustomed to work and have made fewer mistakes. I decided to give a trial in the hope of further growth of Morikawa-chan. "Is it possible to complete the work even if I am immediately fucked by a big dick man during work! ?? ] During AD site / Waiting in the car / Company information session / etc! Suddenly I got fucked immediately without notice! (4 productions in total)
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