SNOS-227 (Mosaic reduced) Born Neat and Tidy, She Was a Winner in Life as a Female Announcer – Since She Came All the Way to Interview in a Slum, She Can’t Complain Even If Low-Income Day Laborers Envy and Rape Her Mita Masuzu

SNOS-227_Uncen-leaked What is a “doya street”? It refers to an area densely packed with cheap, simple lodgings where day laborers mainly stay. “2,000 yen per night! Includes color TV and air conditioning!” Signs like this line the streets. Announcer Misa Mita had come to report on such a doya street. “I’ll get to the heart of the reality of the people living in this town. “ She covers this town—located right here in Japan—and the people living there—who are just like her—with the gaze of a scholar studying a new species in a distant foreign land. Because that is her job. Even for her, who works in the glittering entertainment industry that everyone dreams of, work can sometimes be painful, difficult, and unpleasant. Hiding her frown behind a smile, stretching her arms out as far as possible to keep her distance from the interviewee, she continues the interview. ”Okay, OK!” The moment the camera stops rolling, she drops the smile and unleashes the words she’s been holding back all this time at the staff. “Why do I have to come to a place like this?” What must it feel like to be raped by people you looked down on that much? Being dragged away at night, stripped of her clothes, and violated. Forced to have her mucous membranes pressed against his. Her cries of protest are ignored. Her cries for help go unheard. Being raped over and over. Being raped by multiple men. Having cum shot on her face. Being forcibly raped until her resisting body reacts involuntarily. This is a “Convenience Store Pickup” eligible item. Please see here for details.