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Pachinko Queen Explosion

2007 Movie Drama

Mari is a gorgeous girl working In Pachinko Centre “SEVEN”. One day, Yamazaki, a food chainstore tycoon proposes to take over the Pachinko Centre to build a food mial. Mari strongly objects to this idea because this Pachinko Centre is the place where she often played with her father in childhood. To reserve her good memory of her father in childhood. To reserve her good memory of her father and a hope to see her father again in this Pachinko Centre, she has to win in the Pachinko Game Competition. White there’s a story behind Yamazaki’s intention to take over this Pachinko Centre…

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As Nami (Akiho Yoshizawa) was on her usual deco-truck errand, a High School girl called Kanna shows up. She tells Nami that she is her long-lost sister since she was 5 years old, and she has run away from home after quarreling with her mother. Nami cannot recall much about her mother, Nanako but it turns out that she is Nami’s favourite radio program DJ! Can she forgive her mother for abandoning her!? What will become of the ongoing romance with Kikuo!?!? The 4th installments of the popular “Deco Truck Nami” series – More drama, more tears and simply irresistible!

Deco Truck Gal Nami 4: Emotion! Yoroshiku Chapter

2012 Drama
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This second installment in the series, directed by Hitoshi Nimura, explores the personal lives and private fantasies of several young women. The narrative follows aspiring pianist Ran Monbu as she struggles to balance her professional musical ambitions with her internal distractions. Parallel to this, Mitsu Amai experiences a journey of self-discovery after an unexpected encounter with adult media. The film concludes with a focused segment involving several central characters in a shared setting.

Futanarism 2

2006 Drama

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