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No-Pan ShabuShabu 

Involved in a large-scale development project, the mayor of the city, a university professor, and the loan manager of a major bank were being entertained with a shabu-shabu banquet at a high-end restaurant. As the party was getting into full swing, three young girls in miniskirts and no underwear entered. Three men went crazy. What's more, they get to take home whichever girl they like. As the men eat their shabu-shabu, they lift up the girls' skirts and begin to inspect them. In fact, each of these girls has their own unavoidable circumstances, having come to the venue lured by the high wages. When the men go to bed and learn of their circumstances, they use their status to try to surround them personally...
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Involved in a large-scale development project, the mayor of the city, a university professor, and the loan manager of a major bank were being entertained with a shabu-shabu banquet at a high-end restaurant. As the party was getting into full swing, three young girls in miniskirts and no underwear entered. Three men went crazy. What's more, they get to take home whichever girl they like. As the men eat their shabu-shabu, they lift up the girls' skirts and begin to inspect them. In fact, each of these girls has their own unavoidable circumstances, having come to the venue lured by the high wages. When the men go to bed and learn of their circumstances, they use their status to try to surround them personally...

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Directed By:Sakae Nitta
Written By:Teruo Oka
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Sakae Kikaku, Xces Film

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