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Chikan Densha: Yawarakai Hada poster

Chikan Densha: Yawarakai Hada 

Yasuo, who loves molestation, has a girlfriend named Yoko. When Yoko visits Yasuo's apartment, Yasuo's cousin Sasaki brings his girlfriend Megumi and asks Yoko to look after her for the time being. Sasaki, an elite businessman, is being encouraged to marry Miyo, the daughter of the president of a company that Yasuo does business with. When Megumi starts living in the same room as Yasuo, Yoko, feeling betrayed, starts dating Section Chief Okubo. Thus, the three couples are faced with a series of intense love conflicts...
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Yasuo, who loves molestation, has a girlfriend named Yoko. When Yoko visits Yasuo's apartment, Yasuo's cousin Sasaki brings his girlfriend Megumi and asks Yoko to look after her for the time being. Sasaki, an elite businessman, is being encouraged to marry Miyo, the daughter of the president of a company that Yasuo does business with. When Megumi starts living in the same room as Yasuo, Yoko, feeling betrayed, starts dating Section Chief Okubo. Thus, the three couples are faced with a series of intense love conflicts...

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Directed By:Toshiharu Suzuki
Written By:Toshiharu Suzuki
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Runtime:57 minutes
Studio:Media Top, Shintoho Pictures

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