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Confession Note - That SEX I Got Wet!
An Eros drama about the shocking sexual experiences of ordinary women, based on a live-action version of the popular section of “Weekly Asahi Geino”. Starring Hitoe Otake, who created an era in the 1990s. The bonus footage includes “Kokuhaku-noteki, a resume that can’t be told to anyone” starring Kaori Asada.
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An Eros drama about the shocking sexual experiences of ordinary women, based on a live-action version of the popular section of “Weekly Asahi Geino”. Starring Hitoe Otake, who created an era in the 1990s. The bonus footage includes “Kokuhaku-noteki, a resume that can’t be told to anyone” starring Kaori Asada.
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