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Two Lewd Nurses: Paizuri Treatment 

Ayano, a new nurse, is troubled by the gap between her ideals and reality after being sexually harassed by a patient. Furthermore, she feels her own powerlessness when faced with a dying patient. Then, Chisato, a fellow graduate of the same nursing school, arrives at the hospital. Chisato, the complete opposite of Ayano, responds to the patients' sexual harassment with a smile…
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Ayano, a new nurse, is troubled by the gap between her ideals and reality after being sexually harassed by a patient. Furthermore, she feels her own powerlessness when faced with a dying patient. Then, Chisato, a fellow graduate of the same nursing school, arrives at the hospital. Chisato, the complete opposite of Ayano, responds to the patients' sexual harassment with a smile…

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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Directed By:Yoshikazu Katō
Written By:Hiro Aoi
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Runtime:59 minutes
Studio:Okura Pictures, Kato Eizo Kobo

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