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Seppun Ryokou – Ryokou chuu kisu o shite mitsumeattara… motto suki ni natte hanarerarenaku narimashita. Karada to kuchibiru o kasaneaeta 24-jikan gentei no hanikami koibito deeto: Noa Eikawa × Mio Ichijo poster

Seppun Ryokou – Ryokou chuu kisu o shite mitsumeattara… motto suki ni natte hanarerarenaku narimashita. Karada to kuchibiru o kasaneaeta 24-jikan gentei no hanikami koibito deeto: Noa Eikawa × Mio Ichijo 

Noa Eikawa and Mio Ichijō, two close friends, set off on a trip with just one camera, spending every moment together. What starts as a casual getaway turns into an overflow of affection—kisses become unstoppable, gazes deepen, and desire takes hold. In this documentary-style experience, their bodies and lips intertwine during a 24-hour blushing lovers' date filled with tenderness and passion.
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Noa Eikawa and Mio Ichijō, two close friends, set off on a trip with just one camera, spending every moment together. What starts as a casual getaway turns into an overflow of affection—kisses become unstoppable, gazes deepen, and desire takes hold. In this documentary-style experience, their bodies and lips intertwine during a 24-hour blushing lovers' date filled with tenderness and passion.

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Directed By:Maria Fujiwara
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Runtime:170 minutes
Studio:Dekoboko Heart

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