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Kuro shitagi no midara na sasoi
Miki, a university graduate job-hunting, was troubled by the sexual harassment she faced at interview after interview. One day, she was physically assaulted by Yamagata at K Publishing. A year later, after landing a job at a small erotic book publisher, she coincidentally reunites with Yamagata. But he didn't remember her at all. With the help of Sapphire, a dominatrix she met through work, Miki plots her revenge against Yamagata. She lures him out and humiliates him.
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Miki, a university graduate job-hunting, was troubled by the sexual harassment she faced at interview after interview. One day, she was physically assaulted by Yamagata at K Publishing. A year later, after landing a job at a small erotic book publisher, she coincidentally reunites with Yamagata. But he didn't remember her at all. With the help of Sapphire, a dominatrix she met through work, Miki plots her revenge against Yamagata. She lures him out and humiliates him.
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Written By:Tadashi Naitô
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Runtime:61 minutes
Studio:Taro Pro, Okura Pictures
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