Chikan zurousu dorobô
Sawaki. With stricter enforcement in Tokyo, a pair of thugs find it difficult to operate shady street stalls and steal panties. So they decide to try their luck in the countryside, and head to a sleepy mountain village. They quickly open an adult toy store in the village's shrine grounds, and the novelty of their business makes it a huge success...
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Sawaki. With stricter enforcement in Tokyo, a pair of thugs find it difficult to operate shady street stalls and steal panties. So they decide to try their luck in the countryside, and head to a sleepy mountain village. They quickly open an adult toy store in the village's shrine grounds, and the novelty of their business makes it a huge success...
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Yutaka Sō
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Universe Promotion
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