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Nashida and Hamanaka are women who dance wildly to upbeat dance tunes with their armpit hair exposed. Upon hearing about a mysterious "Burning Man" who appears and disappears without a trace, they set out in search of him. Who is this man with blazing feet?
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Nashida and Hamanaka are women who dance wildly to upbeat dance tunes with their armpit hair exposed. Upon hearing about a mysterious "Burning Man" who appears and disappears without a trace, they set out in search of him. Who is this man with blazing feet?
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