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Lolita: Ikenai Tawamure 

Mako and Satomi, two high school girls, always talk about boys. Satomi is already having an affair with her tutor, Kobayashi, and has already experienced sex. Feeling left behind, Mako heads to Harajuku, a mecca for teenagers, hoping to lose her virginity. There, she is picked up by a cool college student and has her first time in his room. However, the man then forces her to take clients for him...
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Mako and Satomi, two high school girls, always talk about boys. Satomi is already having an affair with her tutor, Kobayashi, and has already experienced sex. Feeling left behind, Mako heads to Harajuku, a mecca for teenagers, hoping to lose her virginity. There, she is picked up by a cool college student and has her first time in his room. However, the man then forces her to take clients for him...

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Directed By:Kinya Ogawa
Written By:Kinya Ogawa
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Ogawa Kikaku, Okura Pictures

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Kinya Ogawa

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Kiyomi Itō

Mako

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Arisu Ôshima

Misa

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Yûko Sahara

Satomi

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Kiichiro Muto

Kawai

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Kinichi Kusumi

Tachibana

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Keizô Kawakura

Masuo

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Mayumi Sanjō

Yuri

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