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The protagonist visits Tokyo from the countryside in hopes of meeting a hot girl. Just when he was about to give up, he meets Remu, a blonde gal who is looking for love. Looks like a new prestige series and seems fairly interesting. Just the day after having Suzu Honjo in blonde gal mode, we have this. What a lovely streak. Plus, in the final scene, Remu is a redhead too.
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The protagonist visits Tokyo from the countryside in hopes of meeting a hot girl. Just when he was about to give up, he meets Remu, a blonde gal who is looking for love. Looks like a new prestige series and seems fairly interesting. Just the day after having Suzu Honjo in blonde gal mode, we have this. What a lovely streak. Plus, in the final scene, Remu is a redhead too.
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Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:Prestige
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