SNOS-227 — Born Into A Pretty Family And Becoming A News Anchor, She Must Have Been A Winner In Life, Right? But Since She Foolishly Came To A Slum To Do Some Reporting, She Can't Complain If She Gets Envied And Raped By Low-Income Day Laborers. - Marin Mita

A "doya-gai" is an area densely packed with cheap, simple lodgings where mainly day laborers stay. Inns with signs advertising "2000 yen per night, color TV and air conditioning included!" line the streets. Announcer Marin Mita was there to report on such a doya-gai. "I'm going to get to the bottom of the reality of the people who live in this town." She was reporting on this town, in the same country as Japan, and the people who live there, who are also human beings, with the same gaze as a scholar studying a new species of organism far away in another country. Because that's her job. Even for someone like her, who is in the glittering entertainment world that everyone admires, work can sometimes be tough, difficult, and unpleasant. Hiding her frown with a smile, and stretching her arms as far as possible to maintain distance from the interviewee, she continued her reporting. "Okay, that's a go!" As soon as the camera stopped rolling, she dropped her smile and vented the words she had been holding inside to the staff. "Why do I have to come to a place like this?" What must it feel like to be raped by people you looked down on so much? Raped at night, stripped of your clothes, and raped. Mucous membranes are forcibly brought into contact with each other. Your cries of protest are ignored. Your calls for help go unheard. Raped again and again. Raped by many people. Ejaculated on your face. Raped forcefully until your unwilling body reacts.