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A gay version of the classic pink "Groper Train" series. A high school boy gets onto a crowded Hatten train and encounters a man who molests him. He awakens to the taste of men and the scent of his father, whom he had forgotten after passing away at an early age...
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A gay version of the classic pink "Groper Train" series. A high school boy gets onto a crowded Hatten train and encounters a man who molests him. He awakens to the taste of men and the scent of his father, whom he had forgotten after passing away at an early age...
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Yomi Tsukioka
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:ENK Promotion
Cast
Takaaki Hashiguchi
Director
Moto Ôno
Kei Kusumoto
Setsuhiko Kobayashi
Seiichi Yanagihara / Kei's father
Natsuhiko Ueda
Yuji Inoue, the tutor
Kiyomi Itō
Sawako Kusumoto, Kei's mother
Ryuji Yamamoto
Yakuza
Kensuke Suzuki
Boy A
Kenichi Kôbe
Man in the toilet
Hajime Mao
Yoshito Mao
Kiyoshi Nakayama
Homeless man
Itaru Nakayama
Kei (age 5)
Boyakkī Tanaka
Train passenger
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