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In Japan, wakaresaseya is a term that translates loosely as “the breaker-upper” or “the separator.”
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Although Kuwabara inadvertently fell in love with Mrs Isohata, he had been paid to track her down and seduce her as a professional wakaresaseya - or "splitter upper" - hired by her husband to provide him with grounds for a divorce.
Latest Articles The Times 2010
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Although Kuwabara inadvertently fell in love with Isohata, he had been paid to track her down and seduce her as a professional wakaresaseya, or "splitter-upper", hired by her husband to provide him with grounds for a divorce.
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Although Kuwabara inadvertently fell in love with Isohata, he had been paid to track her down and seduce her as a professional wakaresaseya, or "splitter-upper", hired by her husband to provide him with grounds for a divorce.
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Although Kuwabara inadvertently fell in love with Isohata, he had been paid to track her down and seduce her as a professional wakaresaseya, or "splitter-upper", hired by her husband to provide him with grounds for a divorce.
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Although Kuwabara inadvertently fell in love with Mrs Isohata, he had been paid to track her down and seduce her as a professional wakaresaseya - or "splitter upper" - hired by her husband to provide him with grounds for a divorce.
News On Japan Times Online 2010
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The classic wakaresaseya operation was the one commissioned by Mrs Isohata's husband.
News On Japan Times Online 2010
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Although Kuwabara inadvertently fell in love with Mrs Isohata, he had been paid to track her down and seduce her as a professional wakaresaseya - or "splitter upper" - hired by her husband to provide him with grounds for a divorce.
Latest Articles The Times 2010
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Dozens of wakaresaseya companies advertise on the internet, under names such as Lady's Secret Service and Office Shadow.
News On Japan Times Online 2010
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Although Kuwabara inadvertently fell in love with Isohata, he had been paid to track her down and seduce her as a professional wakaresaseya, or "splitter-upper", hired by her husband to provide him with grounds for a divorce.
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