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Plump and erotic idol Kano Roku dons a costume with a very small area of cloth and strolls through a plum grove where evil spirits lurk, an abandoned road where female spirits appear and a valley bottom where a drowned body was found, and confesses her own spiritual experiences.
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Plump and erotic idol Kano Roku dons a costume with a very small area of cloth and strolls through a plum grove where evil spirits lurk, an abandoned road where female spirits appear and a valley bottom where a drowned body was found, and confesses her own spiritual experiences.
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