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Konbini muhô chitai: Hitozuma o kare poster

Konbini muhô chitai: Hitozuma o kare 

The store manager's eyes, fixed on his prey, caught sight of the suspicious movements of a married woman. The woman, who appeared to be of high class, left the store, and the manager called out to her and led her to his office... Shoplifting due to marital stress is a never-ending problem. The manager, having found the woman's weakness, cleverly lured her to a love hotel and unleashed his desires upon the married woman's body.
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The store manager's eyes, fixed on his prey, caught sight of the suspicious movements of a married woman. The woman, who appeared to be of high class, left the store, and the manager called out to her and led her to his office... Shoplifting due to marital stress is a never-ending problem. The manager, having found the woman's weakness, cleverly lured her to a love hotel and unleashed his desires upon the married woman's body.

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Directed By:Minoru Kunizawa
Written By:Tadashi Naitô
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Okura Pictures, Freak Out

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