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A wife, frustrated by her husband's self-serving sex life, becomes interested in and excited by the glamour photos she accidentally sees in an S&M magazine. Unable to control her feelings, she invites one of her husband's drinking buddies to try S&M play, but her husband finds out. The wife insists that she was only tied up by the man and is the victim, but what action will her husband take?
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A wife, frustrated by her husband's self-serving sex life, becomes interested in and excited by the glamour photos she accidentally sees in an S&M magazine. Unable to control her feelings, she invites one of her husband's drinking buddies to try S&M play, but her husband finds out. The wife insists that she was only tied up by the man and is the victim, but what action will her husband take?
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Written By:Giichi Nishihara
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Shintoho Pictures
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