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Shinichi, Tatsuya and Makoto live in a provincial town. They are all friends and 25-years-old. Even though they only think about women and sex, they are all still virgins. To change their lives, they set up a plan to have sex.
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Shinichi, Tatsuya and Makoto live in a provincial town. They are all friends and 25-years-old. Even though they only think about women and sex, they are all still virgins. To change their lives, they set up a plan to have sex.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Daigo Matsui
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Runtime:113 minutes
Studio:Ark Entertainment, Toei Video Company, Michaelgion
Cast
Kenichiro Nishiumi
Director
Kento Hayashi
Shinichi Kunimori
Shuntaro Yanagi
Tatsuya Yoshimura
Tomoya Maeno
Makoto Takasugi
Elaiza Ikeda
Fueko Shaku
Yuma Ishigaki
Hideo Nakade (Puchin)
Amane Okayama
Shimizu
Hannya
Seiichiro Itsuki (Goki)
Kasumi Yamaya
Setsuko Iwanami
Mitsuru Fukikoshi
Nobuakira Kunimori
Ryoma Baba
Miyata
Yohei Sasaki
Pachinko Parlor Employee
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