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Peeping Through See-Through Glasses! 

The third installment of the new "Fantasy Science" series that every man has dreamed of is Miss FLASH 2012 "Tono Chinatsu" and "Dialect Girlfriend" series "Furusaki Hitomi" x a man's fantasy x underwear drama that has finally come true! With the power of science, you can see all the underwear of super popular gravure idols!! The adorable lolita faces and the stunning perfect bodies of former race queens are more exciting than ever!
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The third installment of the new "Fantasy Science" series that every man has dreamed of is Miss FLASH 2012 "Tono Chinatsu" and "Dialect Girlfriend" series "Furusaki Hitomi" x a man's fantasy x underwear drama that has finally come true! With the power of science, you can see all the underwear of super popular gravure idols!! The adorable lolita faces and the stunning perfect bodies of former race queens are more exciting than ever!

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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:SOD Create

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