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Kyonyû soap: Tanima de itte! 

Yuki becomes a soapland girl to pay off her debts. One day, she is followed by a persistent stalker and gets scared, but she is saved by a young man named Kenta who passes by and falls in love at first sight. Yuki is raped by her roommate Yukari's boyfriend and is left physically and mentally exhausted. Then, Kenta confesses his feelings to Yuki, and Yuki recovers. The two become one and become extremely wet...
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Yuki becomes a soapland girl to pay off her debts. One day, she is followed by a persistent stalker and gets scared, but she is saved by a young man named Kenta who passes by and falls in love at first sight. Yuki is raped by her roommate Yukari's boyfriend and is left physically and mentally exhausted. Then, Kenta confesses his feelings to Yuki, and Yuki recovers. The two become one and become extremely wet...

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Satoru Kobayashi
Written By:Fubuki Kisaragi
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Okura Pictures

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