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Sakakibara marries Miho, a young wife who is a generation younger than him. People envy him, but Sakakibara enjoys his young wife's lush body while also struggling with his own. The two originally had a relationship as boss and secretary. Miho encourages Sakakibara, who is depressed over his breakup with his ex-wife, and the two eventually become romantically involved.
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Sakakibara marries Miho, a young wife who is a generation younger than him. People envy him, but Sakakibara enjoys his young wife's lush body while also struggling with his own. The two originally had a relationship as boss and secretary. Miho encourages Sakakibara, who is depressed over his breakup with his ex-wife, and the two eventually become romantically involved.
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Written By:Kazuyoshi Sekine
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Runtime:59 minutes
Studio:Okura Pictures, Sekine Production
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