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The second part of an erotic drama, portraying housewives in a housing complex who succumb to their desires and indulge in sensuality. It erotically depicts the love and lust of three different women: Ryoko, an ordinary housewife; Ayumi, who is laid-back and marches to the beat of her own drum; and Shizuko, the leader of a group of housewives who repeatedly cheat on their husbands.
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The second part of an erotic drama, portraying housewives in a housing complex who succumb to their desires and indulge in sensuality. It erotically depicts the love and lust of three different women: Ryoko, an ordinary housewife; Ayumi, who is laid-back and marches to the beat of her own drum; and Shizuko, the leader of a group of housewives who repeatedly cheat on their husbands.
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Written By:Shūji Kataoka
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Legend Pictures
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