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Female Teacher Reiko (24): The Forbidden Art Classoom
Reiko, an art teacher, couldn’t get used to her work due to the lack of courage of the students. One day, she meets Yoji, a school refusal student, on the bank where she went to draw a picture. A sensual school drama in which former Takarasienne Rika Mizusawa shows off her bold acting.
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Reiko, an art teacher, couldn’t get used to her work due to the lack of courage of the students. One day, she meets Yoji, a school refusal student, on the bank where she went to draw a picture. A sensual school drama in which former Takarasienne Rika Mizusawa shows off her bold acting.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Jirō Ishikawa
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