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Fûfu yawa: Sakarizuma tachi no yokkyû poster

Fûfu yawa: Sakarizuma tachi no yokkyû 

Eiji and Karen, newlyweds, have moved into their new home. However, Eiji is away on a long business trip and will be out for a while... Karen feels increasingly lonely while her husband is away. Her neighbor, Haruko, becomes her confidante. Haruko's marriage to her husband, Fumio, is in a rut, and she envies Karen's newlywed status. After Haruko returns home, Karen is alone again when Eiji sends her some sexy lingerie...
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Eiji and Karen, newlyweds, have moved into their new home. However, Eiji is away on a long business trip and will be out for a while... Karen feels increasingly lonely while her husband is away. Her neighbor, Haruko, becomes her confidante. Haruko's marriage to her husband, Fumio, is in a rut, and she envies Karen's newlywed status. After Haruko returns home, Karen is alone again when Eiji sends her some sexy lingerie...

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Directed By:Mototsugu Watanabe
Written By:Kôji Yamazaki
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Runtime:61 minutes
Studio:Okura Pictures, Nabe Cinema

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