Dasu Made Derenai Tanetsuke Heya

A man and a woman wake up to find themselves locked inside a strange, windowless room with no apparent exit. The walls are bare, the door is sealed, and there is no way to call for help. As they search for a way out, a voice or an inscription reveals the only condition for their release: the woman must become pregnant. Trapped together with no other option, they are forced to confront this absurd and desperate situation. The man and the woman, strangers or acquaintances, must repeatedly engage in sexual intercourse until conception occurs. Each attempt brings them closer to freedom, but also deepens the psychological and physical toll of their confinement. The room offers no food, no water, and no respite, pushing them to their limits as they struggle to fulfill the bizarre requirement. Their relationship evolves under the pressure, shifting from reluctance to necessity, and perhaps to something more complex. The clock ticks relentlessly, and the uncertainty of when—or if—pregnancy will happen hangs over them. This is a story of survival, intimacy, and the lengths people will go to when trapped in an impossible scenario.