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Colored Glasses II: Peek into the Supreme Pleasure
Takahiko is a man who has experienced a middle-aged divorce near retirement age and now lives a quiet, lonely, and boring life. After meeting Sakurai, a "procurer" who fulfills people's sexual desires, he begins to realize his long-hidden desire to peep. He begs Sakurai to let him see Umi, one of the most beautiful and elegant women in the company, in action. However, while she has a strong guard and appears pure and innocent to the men, they are still unaware of the true "desire" that lies deep in her heart... What will become of this sad man's earthly desires?!
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Takahiko is a man who has experienced a middle-aged divorce near retirement age and now lives a quiet, lonely, and boring life. After meeting Sakurai, a "procurer" who fulfills people's sexual desires, he begins to realize his long-hidden desire to peep. He begs Sakurai to let him see Umi, one of the most beautiful and elegant women in the company, in action. However, while she has a strong guard and appears pure and innocent to the men, they are still unaware of the true "desire" that lies deep in her heart... What will become of this sad man's earthly desires?!
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Written By:Goshi Kawano
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Nextacy
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