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Groper Train: Tight Underwear
Takeo, a university student, had a crush on Kaoru, an office lady who rides the same train to school. One day, Takeo found himself face to face with Kaoru on a crowded train. However, Kaoru was being molested and asked Takeo for help. But Takeo didn't have the courage to help her. After seeing Kaoru climax right in front of his eyes...
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Takeo, a university student, had a crush on Kaoru, an office lady who rides the same train to school. One day, Takeo found himself face to face with Kaoru on a crowded train. However, Kaoru was being molested and asked Takeo for help. But Takeo didn't have the courage to help her. After seeing Kaoru climax right in front of his eyes...
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Written By:Kazuyoshi Sekine, Yoshikazu Katō, Kosuke Komatsu
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Sekine Production, Okura Pictures
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