Maekawa, who lost his wife, finds an ad for a private art tutor and becomes interested. When he makes an inquiry, Aimi answers the phone and tells him that no one has applied, and he ends up becoming a student. When Maekawa visits Aimi's home to take her lessons, he is captivated by her youth, beauty and sexy body...
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A young wife dabbles in casual prostitution to secretly help her older husband improve his business. But when she falls for one of her clients complications ensue.
Mika, who used to be a call girl, is being pursued by a man that brokers prostitution. Her mother Yoshimi and older sister Mayumi also sold their bodies.
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