The Black and White Metaphor in 'Passing'
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Chikan kaya no uchi: Nasu to yosoji goke
Koji, a regular customer, visits the small restaurant run by the widowed proprietress Miwa, accompanied by his wife, Junko. Junko talks about a groper who has recently been active in the neighboring town. After closing up for the night, Miwa finds herself pleasuring herself while thinking about the story...
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Koji, a regular customer, visits the small restaurant run by the widowed proprietress Miwa, accompanied by his wife, Junko. Junko talks about a groper who has recently been active in the neighboring town. After closing up for the night, Miwa finds herself pleasuring herself while thinking about the story...
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Written By:Hiro Aoi
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Runtime:60 minutes
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