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Hitozuma bôkô: Mimodaeru chibusa 

Ever since losing her pharmacist husband, Nariaki, in a traffic accident, Yuko had been emotionally unstable and was under the care of Takeo—a doctor at the hospital where her husband had worked—and his wife, Ayako. After taking a tranquilizer given to her by Takeo, Yuko lost consciousness and was sexually assaulted by him. The drug was, in fact, a novel sexual stimulant that Nariaki himself had developed, and a major conflict soon erupted over its manufacturing manual.
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Ever since losing her pharmacist husband, Nariaki, in a traffic accident, Yuko had been emotionally unstable and was under the care of Takeo—a doctor at the hospital where her husband had worked—and his wife, Ayako. After taking a tranquilizer given to her by Takeo, Yuko lost consciousness and was sexually assaulted by him. The drug was, in fact, a novel sexual stimulant that Nariaki himself had developed, and a major conflict soon erupted over its manufacturing manual.

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Directed By:Daikei Shimizu
Written By:Daikei Shimizu
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Taikei Office, Okura Pictures

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Daikei Shimizu

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Hiromi Tachibana

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Chinami Hayashida

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Satomi Shinozaki

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Kenichi Kôbe

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Kaoru Yamashina

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Hideyuki Setune

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Daikei Shimizu

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