Short answer: she's a call girl playing out a "premium fantasy".
Long answer: she's still a call girl playing out a "premium fantasy" but there's a reason behind it. Your typical salaryman in Japan has no power, no opportunity for advancement and if he's working for a typical Japanese company will probably be doing the same job there for the rest of his life. He works long hours, hardly sees his family and needs some kind of outlet. For some it's alcohol. For others it's gambling. And for some it's any type of power they can hold over anybody else.
Enter the chikan or "groper". They can be found on packed subway and train cars. They'll locate a woman, rub up against her, actively grope her and in some cases actually try to rape her if they're brave enough. They're counting on her being too scared to say anything or not wanting to cause a scene. This allows them to continue with what they're doing.
For the ones not wanting to do this in real life there are "clubs" Japanese men can go to where they pay a fee to do this. It's a mockup of a subway car, there's a pretty girl there usually dressed as a sexy schoolgirl and for a specified amount of time they are allowed to grope her. How far it goes, I don't know as I was never invited to one of those clubs.
So what the call girl is doing is putting herself into the role of a woman being sexually assaulted by Bob. Call it a cultural misunderstanding that is, like the title, "Lost in Translation".
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