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Seijo pettingu 

A man who felt the ideal in everything about women and took a mistress away from her partner. And so began a life of deep love between the two. But one day, when a female classmate came to stay with these two, they experienced a threesome and things changed. Furthermore, as she experienced it with many men, she felt the limitless joy of being a woman...
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A man who felt the ideal in everything about women and took a mistress away from her partner. And so began a life of deep love between the two. But one day, when a female classmate came to stay with these two, they experienced a threesome and things changed. Furthermore, as she experienced it with many men, she felt the limitless joy of being a woman...

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Directed By:Hitoshi Ishikawa
Written By:Takehiko Sawaki, Hitoshi Ishikawa
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Runtime:59 minutes
Studio:Nikkatsu Corporation, U-Provision

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