A beautiful news anchor, a true winner in life? She swaggered into a slum for an interview, only to be raped by a poor guy – and she has no one to blame but herself. (Mita Marin SNOS-227)

The so-called "Doya Street" is a densely populated area of cheap hotels where day laborers congregate. "2000 yen a night, color TV, air conditioning, everything!" Such signs are plastered all over the street. News anchor Marin Mita came to this Doya Street for an interview. "Let's get a deeper understanding of the real lives of the people living in this neighborhood." On the same Japanese soil, among the same living, breathing people, she looked down on everything with the condescending gaze of a scholar studying a new species overseas. Because this was her job. Even in the glamorous entertainment industry that everyone envies, work can sometimes be exhausting, frustrating, and disgusting. She masked her disgust with a smile, stretching her arm out to maintain distance from the interviewee, and continued the interview. "Okay—that's a wrap!" The moment the camera stopped, her smile vanished, and she blurted out to the staff: "Why did I come to this godforsaken place?" What would it feel like to be raped by someone you so despise? She was attacked at night, stripped naked, and assaulted. Her mucous membranes were forcibly pressed together. Her struggles and cries were ignored. Her pleas for help could not be heard. She was violated again and again. One after another, she was violated in turn. She was facial ejaculated on. Even when her resisting body involuntarily reacted, she was still forcibly violated.