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Shoichi Arai (Kiichi Sonobe), a lonely man who works at a factory, had a secret that he couldn't tell. That is, he can only love girls in uniform. Shoichi, whose frustration for that eccentricity has exploded, impulsively abducts high school girl Ai Kozuka (Yaeko Kiyose)
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Shoichi Arai (Kiichi Sonobe), a lonely man who works at a factory, had a secret that he couldn't tell. That is, he can only love girls in uniform. Shoichi, whose frustration for that eccentricity has exploded, impulsively abducts high school girl Ai Kozuka (Yaeko Kiyose)
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Written By:Yu Katsumata
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Runtime:113 minutes
Studio:STROBO RUSH
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