Kenji Yamauchi

The office lady is living with her older brother. She gets along well with her brother's wife, so she has no plans to live alone. Meanwhile, her brother has been transferred to America for a while. The night before he leaves, the couple have intense sex, as if they are reluctant to say goodbye for a while...

Mito Domain Samurai Seki Tetsunosuke must pay the consequences for his role in the assassination of Great Elder Ii Naosuke. Based on true events.

Eri was leading a fulfilling life, having just married Keiichi. However, she harbored a secret side: a compulsion to shoplift. One day, she received a photograph of herself in the act of shoplifting and was threatened by a stranger. Through a mobile phone sent to her, she was forced to engage in humiliating acts. As the man’s demands escalated, Eri was raped in her own home. She had become a slave to the man's pleasure...

Kenichi, a student at a cram school, witnesses a young office lady being attacked on a crowded train. Kenichi musters up his courage and helps the lady. However, the lady yells at him for taking away her fun. From then on, Kenichi rides crowded trains every day in search of thrills. One day, a tough-looking man grabs his arm...

Domon, a taxi driver, was driving around in search of his wife, Reiko, who had disappeared without a trace. One day, he picked up an adulterous couple, Yoshiko and Yasukawa. Yoshiko offered him money, asking if they could have sex in the car and if he would watch them do it. After dropping Yoshiko off, Ayano—a sex worker—hurriedly got into his cab. While Domon had pulled over for a break, a colleague named Kamijo began telling a story about picking up a ghost; soon after, Domon himself ended up picking up a ghostly passenger named Misaki. Amidst these events, Ayano got into his car once again...

Takeo, a dull, middle-aged man with a delusional habit and a timid personality, is mistaken for a groper by a young woman on the commuter train. He thinks he'll be taken to the police, but for some reason he's taken to the bank of a railway bridge.