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Maya, a housewife living an ordinary life, notices an obituary in the evening paper and reminisces about her past. Five years ago, her boyfriend died unexpectedly, and she lost hope in life. After wandering around, she ended up in Sagamihara, where she was captured by a thug who ran a prostitution ring. While being forced to take one customer after another in a prefab, Maya escapes from the guards and is taken in by a woman who calls herself "Osei." Osei runs an all-female group of compensated dating girls, but it is a world where strict rules must be followed to survive.
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Maya, a housewife living an ordinary life, notices an obituary in the evening paper and reminisces about her past. Five years ago, her boyfriend died unexpectedly, and she lost hope in life. After wandering around, she ended up in Sagamihara, where she was captured by a thug who ran a prostitution ring. While being forced to take one customer after another in a prefab, Maya escapes from the guards and is taken in by a woman who calls herself "Osei." Osei runs an all-female group of compensated dating girls, but it is a world where strict rules must be followed to survive.

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Directed By:Tarō Araki
Written By:Tarō Araki
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Okura Pictures, Taro Pro

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Tarō Araki

Director

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Maya Kan

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Machiko Kikujima

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Nana Aida

Mino Inui

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Komari Awashima

Hanae Yasui/Roku

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Ryôko Inaba

Seiko/Sei

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Takashi Naha

Shintarô Ibuki

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Atsushi Tsuda

Ikushima

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Yasunari Kubota

Violent Customer

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Hajime Ota

Customer

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Tarō Araki

Thug

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Shin'ya Nishimura

Husband

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