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Nugi-nugi panic: Nugitai onna
Renjirou has started a new job working as a night watchman at a factory, when suddenly he catches Tsuyuko sneaking into the factory. Rather than handing her into the authorities he takes her home with him, and they begin their life together. However, Tsuyuko's exhibitionist tendencies may be a little more than Renjirou can handle.
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Renjirou has started a new job working as a night watchman at a factory, when suddenly he catches Tsuyuko sneaking into the factory. Rather than handing her into the authorities he takes her home with him, and they begin their life together. However, Tsuyuko's exhibitionist tendencies may be a little more than Renjirou can handle.
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Written By:Hitoshi Ishikawa
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Lovepunk, Okura Pictures
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