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Nōpan chikan densha mie chatta!! poster

Nōpan chikan densha mie chatta!! 

Tadashi dropped out of high school and was living an aimless life while working at a record shop. He has a sex friend named Akemi. Tadashi, whose hobby is molestation, approached a girl today in search of prey. She introduced herself as Kyoko, who was in the same class as him in high school. She then told him about a friend who had an affair with a married man and got pregnant, and was worried about her. A few days later, Tadashi was told that Kyoko had died when he was in his second year of high school...
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Tadashi dropped out of high school and was living an aimless life while working at a record shop. He has a sex friend named Akemi. Tadashi, whose hobby is molestation, approached a girl today in search of prey. She introduced herself as Kyoko, who was in the same class as him in high school. She then told him about a friend who had an affair with a married man and got pregnant, and was worried about her. A few days later, Tadashi was told that Kyoko had died when he was in his second year of high school...

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Directed By:Yūji Tajiri
Written By:Kosuke Takeda
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Runtime:64 minutes
Studio:Shintoho Pictures

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