'Child of Kamiari Month' (2021)
This Japanese Anime movie is about Kanna, a young girl who sets on a quest across Japan to discover her true identity.
Nure jôzu: Hakui no mibôjin
Misayo, who works as a matron in the company's men's dormitory, is plagued by remorse for the death of her husband, who died in a fit of rage at her request. However, she was unable to wake up from the fire in her body and had relations with the young men in the dormitory. Furuyama, who lives in the dormitory, is fed up with Misayo's demands, and leaves the dormitory, leaving Arai, who has arrived from a branch office, to take over. Arai, who has been told not to disobey Misayo, leaves his body in her hands...
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Misayo, who works as a matron in the company's men's dormitory, is plagued by remorse for the death of her husband, who died in a fit of rage at her request. However, she was unable to wake up from the fire in her body and had relations with the young men in the dormitory. Furuyama, who lives in the dormitory, is fed up with Misayo's demands, and leaves the dormitory, leaving Arai, who has arrived from a branch office, to take over. Arai, who has been told not to disobey Misayo, leaves his body in her hands...
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