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Wasp Woman In Tokyo 

A female office worker takes a diet supplement made from wasps (think Vaam) which transforms her into a sex hungry wasp woman.
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A female office worker takes a diet supplement made from wasps (think Vaam) which transforms her into a sex hungry wasp woman.

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Genre:Action, Science Fiction, Horror
Directed By:Takao Nakano
Written By:Takao Nakano
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Snobbish International Pictures

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