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A man who was supposed to have committed suicide by jumping from a building wakes up in an unfamiliar underground bar. The bar's owner instantly recognizes that the man has experience as a bartender and promptly leaves on a trip with his lover. This is an erotic fantasy depicting the strange days that follow as the man finds himself put in charge of the bar before he even has a chance to refuse.
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A man who was supposed to have committed suicide by jumping from a building wakes up in an unfamiliar underground bar. The bar's owner instantly recognizes that the man has experience as a bartender and promptly leaves on a trip with his lover. This is an erotic fantasy depicting the strange days that follow as the man finds himself put in charge of the bar before he even has a chance to refuse.
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Written By:Tatsurô Kashihara
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Freak Out, Okura Pictures
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