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Elena Electric Industry
In the fall of 2005, following his father's sudden death, Keisuke and his older brother were left to run their family's small factory, Elena Electric Industry. A once-in-a-century economic crisis threatens the factory's near-bankruptcy, but Keisuke, armed with his innate sexual drive and positive personality, sets out to revive it. His older brother, Ichiro, is constantly stressed, both mentally and physically, by the family debt and unfamiliar mechanical repairs. Meanwhile, his younger brother, Keisuke, is in a tavern, desperate for sex with a woman he met on a dating site, and her friend, Taeko.
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In the fall of 2005, following his father's sudden death, Keisuke and his older brother were left to run their family's small factory, Elena Electric Industry. A once-in-a-century economic crisis threatens the factory's near-bankruptcy, but Keisuke, armed with his innate sexual drive and positive personality, sets out to revive it. His older brother, Ichiro, is constantly stressed, both mentally and physically, by the family debt and unfamiliar mechanical repairs. Meanwhile, his younger brother, Keisuke, is in a tavern, desperate for sex with a woman he met on a dating site, and her friend, Taeko.
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