
In the hot summer of 1947, everyone was hungry and desperate. As Ayaka sends her husband off to work, the starving men in the neighborhood can't resist her beauty and force themselves upon her.
*The story seems to be about blaming his wife for being unfaithful to him while he was stationed on the battlefield, but it seems like the idea was impossible to pull off, and the ending was half-hearted. It seems to be a work that is conceptually unreasonable. However, with Takara's characteristic richness of scene settings and frequent use of close-up angles, the content is of high quality for adult viewing of Miyazaki. If you interpret it that way, I think it's a good work.
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