Keiko Minami

Naoya is a young entrepreneur who owns several bars and restaurants in Tokyo. One day, he receives a proposal for an arranged marriage with Mayuri, a beautiful woman from a distinguished family. The two are drawn to each other and begin dating with marriage in mind. However, Naoya discovers that Mayuri was actually planning to marry a wealthy man to pay off the debts left by her father, who had committed suicide after his business failed. He also learns that she had a fiancé whom she truly loved. Despite this, Naoya strives to win her heart...

Kazuo "Gaira" Komizu's sexually charged, delirious, and extremely low budget movie, has two men and two women trapped in an elevator, indulging in their growing psychotic fantasies about what they would do to each other.

A barbershop run by three beautiful sisters. Unbeknownst to them, all three sisters are completely hairless down there. While the eldest sister, Harumi, and the second sister, Natsuki, are troubled by this, the carefree youngest sister, Akiko, ends up stealing her sisters' boyfriends. Harumi promises her childhood friend, Hiroshi, that he will make her a Delta Pad, and they become intimate. Meanwhile, Natsuki's pregnancy causes a quarrel among the sisters…

Saiko, a bisexual college student, was in love with Satomi, her father's mistress who had looked after her since childhood. Around this time, her parents began discussing divorce, and her father agreed to his wife's request, resulting in the divorce being finalized. Saiko was shocked, but secretly rejoiced at the prospect of living with Satomi. However, when Satomi and Koji showed no intention of marrying, Saiko grew increasingly frustrated…

Yet another 'Molester Train' film.

Hazuki lies in the mortuary of a funeral home, while her spirit stands nearby, gazing curiously at her own lifeless body. Meanwhile, Ishida—a photographer who had been waiting to hear from her—arrives at the funeral home for a promotional shoot. The day before, Hazuki, a nurse, had accepted an invitation to visit the apartment of Yoshizawa, a resident doctor she was interested in. Her twin sister, Satsuki, was busy trying to pick up men via text message with her friend Kei. Hazuki eventually visited Yoshizawa’s apartment, but he slept with her merely as a casual fling.

Kinichi runs a ryokan (traditional Japanese inn) inherited from his parents while also working as a professional keirin (bicycle racing) cyclist. To dedicate himself fully to keirin, his stepsister, Ayumi, returns from studying abroad to become the inn's proprietress. Kinichi is conflicted by Ayumi's transformation into a mature woman. Meanwhile, Ayumi realizes she harbors romantic feelings for her brother. Then, one day, Muramatsu, the man who drove their mother to suicide, arrives at the inn. Unaware of this, Ayumi goes to gather wild vegetables for him. There, she is attacked by a man…

Heihachiro runs an izakaya designed to look like a graveyard—a display of bad taste that thoroughly exasperates his daughter, Yukiko. She faces another problem, too: Heihachiro refuses to consent to her marriage to her boyfriend, Hatori. Meanwhile, Heihachiro goes to repay a debt to Catherine, a sex worker from whom he had borrowed money for his shop's renovation—funds originally left by her late mother. However, he discovers that Catherine has had the money stolen by Fukuda, the president of a real estate company...