Newlywed Affair: Fingertips Feeling on the Back
Rika, an office worker, married Takuya, the son of a company's president. Rika can't help but want to brag about her lifestyle to her older sister Nanako, an honor student who has always been the source of her inferiority complex since childhood. One day, Nanako, who was married to an international woman, returns to Japan after getting divorced and moves in with Rika. The three of them start living together, but...
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Rika, an office worker, married Takuya, the son of a company's president. Rika can't help but want to brag about her lifestyle to her older sister Nanako, an honor student who has always been the source of her inferiority complex since childhood. One day, Nanako, who was married to an international woman, returns to Japan after getting divorced and moves in with Rika. The three of them start living together, but...
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Written By:Kyoko Godai
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Runtime:59 minutes
Studio:Office Yoshiyuki, Okura Pictures
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