Groper Train at Every Station
Hayai, a single employee of a first-class trading company, enjoys groping women on the morning commuter train. One day, he is caught in the act by his boss, Director Sukegawa. However, he is also a veteran groper and his hobby is peeping.
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Hayai, a single employee of a first-class trading company, enjoys groping women on the morning commuter train. One day, he is caught in the act by his boss, Director Sukegawa. However, he is also a veteran groper and his hobby is peeping.
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Genre:Crime
Written By:Keiichi Abe
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Runtime:62 minutes
Studio:Shintoho Pictures
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