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Joshi ana: Tôsatsu kahanshin
Kanae, a star announcer at KC TV, is assigned to interview her junior colleague Yoshimi for a program project. Yoshimi's boyfriend Mitsuhiko is a big fan of Kanae, and upon hearing this, he is overjoyed. Meanwhile, Kanae is approached by producer Maeda about hosting a morning news program, but is asked to give her body in exchange, which leaves her feeling alone and troubled. Meanwhile, Kanae ends up having sex with Mitsuhiko by chance...
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Kanae, a star announcer at KC TV, is assigned to interview her junior colleague Yoshimi for a program project. Yoshimi's boyfriend Mitsuhiko is a big fan of Kanae, and upon hearing this, he is overjoyed. Meanwhile, Kanae is approached by producer Maeda about hosting a morning news program, but is asked to give her body in exchange, which leaves her feeling alone and troubled. Meanwhile, Kanae ends up having sex with Mitsuhiko by chance...
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Written By:Nobuyoshi Sasaki
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Film House, Xces Film
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