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Reflections on the Year. The entire Japanese archipelago is completely soaked. A must-read moral education theory based on pornography for all citizens!
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Reflections on the Year. The entire Japanese archipelago is completely soaked. A must-read moral education theory based on pornography for all citizens!
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Genji Nakamura
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Runtime:62 minutes
Studio:Watanabe Production
Cast
Genji Nakamura
Director
Akira Sakamoto
Chairman of the Evil Society Party
Jun Yoshida
Schoolgirl's father
Koji Miemachi
Gynecologist
Ema Katori
Nurse
Kōju Ran
Newlywed couple's mother
Saeko Lily
Concubine
Kazuko Ishibashi
Nurse
Yuriko Azuma
Wife
Itsuki Chihiro
Prime minister
Mitsuo Hara
Male soldier of the Red Shit faction
Katsurō Sakai
Secretary-General of the Evil Party
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