Kobayashi Yasuyoshi
Honami is a housewife who has kidnapped and imprisoned her idol Yuto. However, Yuto is a psychopath who will not choose any means to achieve his goal. Honami and her daughter, Kaede, are conversely imprisoned by Yuto's trickery. Yuto continues to play the role of being locked up and posts false images on the Internet. Eventually, Yuto becomes the "Prince of Confinement" and becomes the man of the hour...
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Honami is a housewife who has kidnapped and imprisoned her idol Yuto. However, Yuto is a psychopath who will not choose any means to achieve his goal. Honami and her daughter, Kaede, are conversely imprisoned by Yuto's trickery. Yuto continues to play the role of being locked up and posts false images on the Internet. Eventually, Yuto becomes the "Prince of Confinement" and becomes the man of the hour...
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