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Bad-girl Announcer
Ayako Sato is a popular female announcer on Dainichi TV, known for her work on variety shows. However, Ayako dreams of becoming a journalist and has grown disillusioned with her current role, where she often appears in costumes. One day, she’s urgently called by the news team to capture a scoop on a politician. But as she rushes to the scene, things take an unexpected turn...
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Ayako Sato is a popular female announcer on Dainichi TV, known for her work on variety shows. However, Ayako dreams of becoming a journalist and has grown disillusioned with her current role, where she often appears in costumes. One day, she’s urgently called by the news team to capture a scoop on a politician. But as she rushes to the scene, things take an unexpected turn...
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Goshi Kawano
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:All In Entertainment
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