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Groper Train: Panty Hole 

Takashi Sonoyama's wife Akiko is far from being a housewife, so he started cheating on her with Etsuko, whom he met on a train. He then tried to break up with Akiko and marry Etsuko, but... On the other hand, Wataru Todoroki's wife Kumiko, who works both jobs, comes home late every night, so he asks Iwabuchi, a private investigator, to investigate her background, but he says there's no sign of cheating. However, surprisingly...
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Takashi Sonoyama's wife Akiko is far from being a housewife, so he started cheating on her with Etsuko, whom he met on a train. He then tried to break up with Akiko and marry Etsuko, but... On the other hand, Wataru Todoroki's wife Kumiko, who works both jobs, comes home late every night, so he asks Iwabuchi, a private investigator, to investigate her background, but he says there's no sign of cheating. However, surprisingly...

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Directed By:Akira Fukamachi
Written By:Shūji Kataoka
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Runtime:59 minutes
Studio:Media Top, Shintoho Pictures

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Akira Fukamachi

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Kyoko Hashimoto

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Setsuhiko Kobayashi

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Shirō Shimomoto

Takashi Sonoyama

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Masahiro Yoshida

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Kanako Kishi

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Mina Hayase

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Satomi Shinozaki

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