Shame! A Naked Coed Medical Examination Female Employees Must Endure Getting Each And Every One Of Their Holes Checked While Their Associates Watch (2017)
Overview
Detailed inspection of the company using the welfare frame. Shame and pride of women employees in front of the words that say that [efficiency] is shattered destroyed are ... open the vagina and Gabatsu in the "uterine cancer screening, is Hojikura the anus in rectal cancer screening, the breast in breast cancer screening Rubbed and stripped of underwear in the anus ... All of them in front of male employees ... The blissful time for male employees is a nightmare shame hell for female employees.
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Directed By
Nyu-kaji- Kazama
Crew
Nyu-kaji- Kazama
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