SNOS-227 Born all cute and became an announcer, life must have been a winner for you. You waltzed into Day Laborer Alley for an interview, so if low-income workers get jealous and rape you, you can't complain, right? Mitsuwa Mariko.

"Doya-gai" refers to areas where cheap, simple lodging for day laborers are densely packed. "One night for 2000 yen! With color TV and air conditioning!" Signs like these line the streets. Announcer Mitsu Suzuki was there to cover the story. "We will delve into the reality of people living in this town." In that town within the same Japan, and the people who live there, she conducts interviews with a gaze as if she were a scholar researching new species in a distant foreign country. That is her job. Even for her, who shines brightly in the glamorous entertainment industry, work can sometimes be painful, difficult, and unpleasant. She hides her frown with a smile, stretches out her arms to keep her distance from the interviewee, and continues the interview. "Alright, OK!" 」As soon as the camera stopped, she dropped her smile and spat out the words she had been holding back to the staff. "Why do I have to come to a place like this?" What does it feel like to be raped by people you look down on so much. To be molested at night, forced to undress, and violated. Mucous membranes are forcibly made to touch. Sounds of protest are ignored. Cries for help go unheard. Raped repeatedly. Raped by many people. Cum on the face. The body reacts despite reluctance, and is forcibly raped.