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Athlete - The Real Thing! Top National Lacrosse Player Nana Katagiri in Shocking AV Debut! poster

Athlete - The Real Thing! Top National Lacrosse Player Nana Katagiri in Shocking AV Debut! 

Lacrosse player Nana Katagiri left the playing field to give a blowjob to a man behind a screen that shielded them from view, after which she returned to the game. She then has sex with a man on the empty field. Following that, she gets into a hot tub with a group of other women. Eventually all of them leave except for Love Saotome, who has lesbian sex with Nana, Finally, Nana has sex with another man.
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Lacrosse player Nana Katagiri left the playing field to give a blowjob to a man behind a screen that shielded them from view, after which she returned to the game. She then has sex with a man on the empty field. Following that, she gets into a hot tub with a group of other women. Eventually all of them leave except for Love Saotome, who has lesbian sex with Nana, Finally, Nana has sex with another man.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Hiromichi Miyase
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Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:SOD Create

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Hiromichi Miyase

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Nana Katagiri

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Megu Memezawa

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