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Chikan densha: Yume miru momoiro nasubi
As a company employee, Yutsumi acts as a molester on his own while commuting. Although he was an unlucky man who caught himself and thought about it, he tells him that the act of molesting is a guide by destiny and that he is a warrior who fights against the dark army.
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As a company employee, Yutsumi acts as a molester on his own while commuting. Although he was an unlucky man who caught himself and thought about it, he tells him that the act of molesting is a guide by destiny and that he is a warrior who fights against the dark army.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Hiroko Fukazawa
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Okura Pictures, Kujira-ya Shôten
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