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Ichiro, despite desperately wanting a child, is diagnosed with azoospermia. Devastated by his infertility, he commits suicide. His widowed wife, Azusa, starts working as a janitor at a love hotel to make ends meet. One day, Azusa starts poking holes in condoms, before providing them to the guests.
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Ichiro, despite desperately wanting a child, is diagnosed with azoospermia. Devastated by his infertility, he commits suicide. His widowed wife, Azusa, starts working as a janitor at a love hotel to make ends meet. One day, Azusa starts poking holes in condoms, before providing them to the guests.
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