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Meet Hikari Mishima, the only girl at the Sendai branch. This 22-year-old country girl is bringing a whole new meaning to 'customer service.' Watch her struggle to keep it professional while her thick local dialect and innocent charm make every client lose their cool. She says, 'Don't look at me like that,' but we all know she loves the attention.




















The dialect is fine, but if you're going to feature a female employee working in the provinces, I really wanted to see how she was being sexually harassed in the office.
It's a documentary-style film about a female employee struggling at a regional branch. To make up for the lack of excitement in the first part, she literally strips down in the second part, but that doesn't really help either. She devotedly offers herself up to handle customer complaints, but it's shot in a 'hidden camera' style that makes it hard to watch. I can see she's working hard in a quiet environment, but as an AV, it lacks entertainment value. Having the father (actor) show up at the event was also a total mood-killer.
*“Hikaru Shiina” is making a big comeback! The first revival is a local beauty employee of SOD, so is it a local convenience? It's a show off. There are two times for Karami, one for public disclosure and one for complaint processing. It's been a long time since I've seen a public performance, so I feel a little nervous... It took away some of my excitement. Next, during the complaint process, two cameras were used: a fixed camera and one shot through the gap between the doors. Personally, I was more excited about this. Well, it's just an act, so I completely ignore the complaints. I wonder what the position is in the bag with the camera from the gap? I was filled with an indescribable excitement. I didn't do anything particularly special, but it might be because it was a fairly decent karami. However, urination scenes are not my favorite classification, so they are not necessary. There are other elderly people appearing in mosaics, but how do you get them to appear? Are you being deceived?
It was like a story about the struggles of a female employee at a local branch office. The innocent, small-town vibe and the heavy use of dialect were incredibly hot. There haven't been many works focusing on employees working hard in the countryside, so this was a refreshing change.