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Anna, a worker at a publishing company; Saya, an aspiring college actress; and Kuniko, a loyal housewife at first glance appear to be ordinary women. However, when the police can't help, they form a private investigation team to bring those criminals to justice by their desirable bodies. This time their client is a democratic member of Parliament, Taizo Egawa. The city's Board Of Education member, Hiroshi Makihara, has been threatening misguided schoolgirls with blackmail, forcing them into prostitution. Even Mr. Egawa's daughter has also becomes a victim...
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Anna, a worker at a publishing company; Saya, an aspiring college actress; and Kuniko, a loyal housewife at first glance appear to be ordinary women. However, when the police can't help, they form a private investigation team to bring those criminals to justice by their desirable bodies. This time their client is a democratic member of Parliament, Taizo Egawa. The city's Board Of Education member, Hiroshi Makihara, has been threatening misguided schoolgirls with blackmail, forcing them into prostitution. Even Mr. Egawa's daughter has also becomes a victim...
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Genre:Crime
Written By:Ryō Kaihara
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Nextacy
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