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Groper Train: Wet Commuter
A man dreams of groping women on the train. He then leaves his girlfriend and moves to Tokyo. After getting bullied by a group of men, a master trains him in the ways of groping.
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A man dreams of groping women on the train. He then leaves his girlfriend and moves to Tokyo. After getting bullied by a group of men, a master trains him in the ways of groping.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Kyoko Godai
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Runtime:59 minutes
Studio:Shishi Production, Xces Film
Cast
Masahiro Kasai
Director
Tarō Araki
Ichiro Imamura
Megumi Aihara
Miyako
Yutaka Ikejima
Saizō Momoyama
Aya Midorikawa
Natsumi
Chinatsu Minamino
Ane-san
Ryuji Yamamoto
Kishimoto Manabu
Kyoko Nakamura
Victim
Naomi Sugishita
Ichiro's victim
Kumiko Nakayama
Victim of groper gang
Setsuhiko Kobayashi
Member of groper gang
Takashi Tamukai
Member of groper gang
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