Takanashi Takada

The Higashi-Nishi housing complex in the suburbs of Tokyo is home to a considerable number of families. That day, a funeral for a young man was being held in the community center. His wife, Reiko, was heartbroken, bringing tears to the eyes of those who had come to mourn. After the funeral, Reiko returned to her room and cried alone...

Tomomi runs a cleaning company and develops an actress' dream. Rarely comes the opportunity to become an actress, and she feels skeptical as she faces a cold reality. Top actress Getaro reaches out to her secretly. However, Getaro was a murderer who murdered my youngest daughter, Rina, and overturned the murder charges on his wife, Marie. What is the fate of Tomomi left alone with Getaro?

In the early Showa era, Okoma, a female yakuza who was highly successful as a gambler thanks to her skill and beauty, also incurred the envy of others, making her an enemy of the local yakuza group, the Ishioka-gumi. At one point, the Ishioka gang killed the boss of their rival, the Nishimura gang. All of the remaining Nishimura gang members defected to the Ishioka gang, and the Ishioka gang then imprisoned Yukishiro, the only daughter of Nishimura, who had resisted them to the very end. Okoma, who owes a great debt of gratitude to Boss Nishimura, learns that Yukishiro is being abused and heads to the brothel to rescue her, but what awaits her is a gruesome torture and ecstasy.

Yohei and Rosalie met at a pub and entered into an international marriage. However, Yohei was left utterly exhausted by Rosalie’s uninhibited nature and insatiable appetite for intimacy. One day, his younger stepsister, Mai, came to visit him; although they had long been separated following their parents' divorce, Mai revealed that she had been left completely alone in the world since then. Seeing Yohei treat his sister with such kindness, Rosalie grew jealous and ran away from home. Undeterred, Yohei decided to let Mai stay with him, but...

Matsuo is a plumbing specialist. Still single, Matsuo receives a constant stream of repair requests day and night. Late one night, he receives a request to repair a shower toilet. The client is Misa, a celebrity who lives in a luxury apartment. Matsuo's heart races at Misa's haughty attitude from the start. And the next day, he receives another repair request from Misa...

Freelance adult entertainment writer Emi writes a series of reports on the sexual lives of mature women. Recently, she married an older surgeon, Takuro, and has fallen in love with his son, Shinya. The two engage in a forbidden relationship.

Three years ago, when Eriko was a new office worker, her boss, Adachi, had been trying every trick in the book to get closer to her. The two were having an affair, and Eriko, who had given him her virginity and got pregnant, had been giving in to his sexually harassing demands as he wanted to have everything to himself, and she had been trusting and waiting for Adachi. However, six months later, Adachi, who had stolen Eriko's project and been promoted from section chief to department head, unilaterally broke up with her. Stunned, Eriko drank heavily. On her way home, she passed out drunk on the side of the road and was kidnapped by unknown men. When she came to, she found herself in a deserted building. Koji and Saburo kidnapped Eriko, bound her with rough rope, and repeatedly raped her. Eriko could not refuse Koji and Saburo's persistent advances. As their encounters continued, Eriko began to enjoy the feel of the ropes against her skin...

A beautiful young man is riding a train when a suspicious man comes and snuggles up to him. A man who snuggles up to you even if you run away. Eventually, when he arrives at the station, the man gets off, but leaves a book. Thinking that the man might have forgotten it, he picks up the book. The book is "Gay Toybox". When he finally opens the book, the movie begins with an epilogue. The movie is an omnibus of three features. In other words, each book is an elaborate composition of one story of the gay world that is developed in that book.