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 playd by low-income day laborers. - Marin Mita - Masuzu Mita

A "doya-gai" is an area densely packed with cheap, simple lodgings, mainly for day laborers. Inns with signs advertising "2000 yen per night, color TV and air conditioning/heating 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 living in this town." She was visiting this town in the same country, and the people living there, who are also human beings, as if they were some new species far away in a foreign country...