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Yoko, an office worker, has opened a new sex business called "Female Body Delivery Service." She prepares women according to the preferences of the executives of the company she works for and delivers them to their homes in cardboard boxes. The lustful executives order women without dreaming that Yoko has set them up. In fact, Yoko has been recording their behavior and using it to plot a plan to take over the company's Hong Kong branch...
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Yoko, an office worker, has opened a new sex business called "Female Body Delivery Service." She prepares women according to the preferences of the executives of the company she works for and delivers them to their homes in cardboard boxes. The lustful executives order women without dreaming that Yoko has set them up. In fact, Yoko has been recording their behavior and using it to plot a plan to take over the company's Hong Kong branch...
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Runtime:52 minutes
Studio:Shintoho Pictures, Phantom Line Japan
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