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Inugoya no tsuma: Hatsujô shimashita
Yoshida, an adopted son-in-law who married the company president’s daughter, was completely under his wife’s thumb; he was made to handle all the chores, including cleaning, laundry, and cooking. But one day, his wife discovers his affair with a female college student named Kumiko...
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Yoshida, an adopted son-in-law who married the company president’s daughter, was completely under his wife’s thumb; he was made to handle all the chores, including cleaning, laundry, and cooking. But one day, his wife discovers his affair with a female college student named Kumiko...
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Written By:Gunji Kawasaki
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Runtime:58 minutes
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