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Shojo hanayome: Hajimete no yorokobi
Himiko and Shin-ichi are newlyweds, yet they have not managed to have full sexual intercourse; whenever Shin-ichi attempts penetration, he ejaculates prematurely. One day, while Himiko is out shopping, she is attacked by a woman named Sueno no Tamana—who resembles a Heian-period geisha—wielding a staff. Although Himiko narrowly fends her off, a succession of other bizarre individuals begins to appear before her...
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Himiko and Shin-ichi are newlyweds, yet they have not managed to have full sexual intercourse; whenever Shin-ichi attempts penetration, he ejaculates prematurely. One day, while Himiko is out shopping, she is attacked by a woman named Sueno no Tamana—who resembles a Heian-period geisha—wielding a staff. Although Himiko narrowly fends her off, a succession of other bizarre individuals begins to appear before her...
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Written By:Kuninori Yamazaki
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Runtime:59 minutes
Studio:Tantan-Sha Company, Okura Pictures
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