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Jukuzuma to aijin: Zetsumyô sukebe shita 

With her husband Shinsuke's business in a slump, his wife Aiko decides to rent out one of the rooms in their home. While she, a chiropractor, is busy with work, Shinsuke is having an affair with the young Hitomi. Hitomi appears in front of the unsuspecting Aiko, saying she saw a sign saying "Room for rent." Shinsuke and Hitomi pretend to be meeting for the first time, but they end up having sex whenever Aiko isn't looking.
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With her husband Shinsuke's business in a slump, his wife Aiko decides to rent out one of the rooms in their home. While she, a chiropractor, is busy with work, Shinsuke is having an affair with the young Hitomi. Hitomi appears in front of the unsuspecting Aiko, saying she saw a sign saying "Room for rent." Shinsuke and Hitomi pretend to be meeting for the first time, but they end up having sex whenever Aiko isn't looking.

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Directed By:Daisuke Gotô
Written By:Daisuke Gotô
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Okura Pictures, Cement Match

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