[DVDES-875] Magic Mirror Bus – Beautiful working married women edition – All over 35 years old! Lovely smiling wives who do not show their age work on a secret part-time job!
A married woman edition appears in the popular poster girl series in town! Survey period: 3 months! We have negotiated appearances with working married people wearing rings on their left hands at three shopping districts in Tokyo! AV appearance in uniform right near my place of work! Even though I think it’s a bad thing… There are many married women who get so excited about their secret part-time job that they can’t tell their husbands that they end up having sex! ! [*There is a mosaic on the face in the main video. ]
Mike
1 month ago
This movie, and the others with a cover that looks almost identical, really raise a question as to what movies should be considered in, or separate from, each other when deciding what is in a series.
I can’t completely read understand what all the main title on the cover says. I seems to include English portions. There’s:
Something in a gold background (It wasn’t reproduced on line in the Nippongo/Nihongo type-ups of the title to the movie – and – my cell phone’s Google Translate didn’t come up with anything when I tried a camera translate.)
MM O BIN (or something like that) – (In English/Latin lettering – Yellow)
マジックミラー便
Majikkumirā-bin Magic mirror service (JAVLand’s series hyperlink translated it Magic mirror flight)
(Continued)
Last edited 1 month ago by Mike
Mike
1 month ago
(Continued)
Anyway. Some of the movies with covers like this are numbered. This one wasn’t, and wasn’t followed by a Vol 2 etc.
Would it be a stand alone movie, or part of a series?
And as to the movies with a cover like this that were numbered.
If some movies share an exact title, are numbered, ranging from, say un-numbered thru 3, would that make a series of three?
Or does/should the series included everything, say, with the common, unifying Magic mirror service part of the cover?
Which, per JAVLand’s series hyperlink, was about 178 movies. . .
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A married woman edition appears in the popular poster girl series in town! Survey period: 3 months! We have negotiated appearances with working married people wearing rings on their left hands at three shopping districts in Tokyo! AV appearance in uniform right near my place of work! Even though I think it’s a bad thing… There are many married women who get so excited about their secret part-time job that they can’t tell their husbands that they end up having sex! ! [*There is a mosaic on the face in the main video. ]
This movie, and the others with a cover that looks almost identical, really raise a question as to what movies should be considered in, or separate from, each other when deciding what is in a series.
I can’t completely read understand what all the main title on the cover says. I seems to include English portions. There’s:
Something in a gold background (It wasn’t reproduced on line in the Nippongo/Nihongo type-ups of the title to the movie – and – my cell phone’s Google Translate didn’t come up with anything when I tried a camera translate.)
MM O BIN (or something like that) – (In English/Latin lettering – Yellow)
マジックミラー便
Majikkumirā-bin
Magic mirror service (JAVLand’s series hyperlink translated it Magic mirror flight)
(Continued)
(Continued)
Anyway. Some of the movies with covers like this are numbered. This one wasn’t, and wasn’t followed by a Vol 2 etc.
Would it be a stand alone movie, or part of a series?
And as to the movies with a cover like this that were numbered.
If some movies share an exact title, are numbered, ranging from, say un-numbered thru 3, would that make a series of three?
Or does/should the series included everything, say, with the common, unifying Magic mirror service part of the cover?
Which, per JAVLand’s series hyperlink, was about 178 movies. . .