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Hitozuma kasei-fu: Uzuki ni oborete
Sato Akio and Michiru have been married for six years, but their relationship, including their sexual relationship, has cooled a little. She works as a housekeeper for the Harashima family, and her employer, Kunio, has a 20-year-old daughter, Etsuko. Kunio, who has lost his wife, begins to be attracted to Michiru, who works as a housekeeper...
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Sato Akio and Michiru have been married for six years, but their relationship, including their sexual relationship, has cooled a little. She works as a housekeeper for the Harashima family, and her employer, Kunio, has a 20-year-old daughter, Etsuko. Kunio, who has lost his wife, begins to be attracted to Michiru, who works as a housekeeper...
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Written By:Kosuke Komatsu
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Runtime:62 minutes
Studio:Okura Pictures, Blue Forest Film
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