A "doya-gai" is an area densely packed with cheap, simple lodging houses where mainly day laborers stay.
"2,000 yen per night! Color TV, heating and cooling included!"
Inns with signs like that line the streets.
Announcer Marin Mita had come to such a slum for a report.
"We will explore the reality of the people living in this town."
She reports on this town in the same Japan, and the people living there who are the same humans, with a gaze like a scholar studying a new species of creature in a far-off foreign country.
That is her job.
No matter how much she is in the glittering entertainment world that everyone admires, work is sometimes painful, difficult, and unpleasant for her.
Hiding her frown with a smile, she continues her report, extending her arm as much as possible to keep her distance from the interviewee.
"Alright, that's a wrap!"
As soon as the camera stops, she drops her smile and spits out the words she had been holding back to the staff.
"Why do I have to come to a place like this?"
I wonder how it feels to be raped by the people she looked down on so much.
Being kidnapped at night, stripped of her clothes, and raped.
Forced contact between mucous membranes.
Her voice of refusal is ignored.
Her cries for help do not reach anyone.
Raped over and over.
Raped by multiple people.
Facials.
Forcedly raped until her reluctant body begins to react.