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Race Queen Reiko Kageyama may refer to: Even today, she showed off her proud body to the men who crowded the race track. It was Reiko who responded to the flash that never stopped with various poses. The scorching sunlight and exhaust-laden air cause you to collapse on the asphalt. Before she knew it, Reiko was being held captive by a man she didn't know. Moreover, the man who claimed to be a fan, was insulting her unconscious at will. Reiko's gears are starting to go crazy. In the car by the manager who rescued her. Raped by a father who attempted suicide in an abandoned forest. Eventually, she is picked up by a man who lives away from the mundane world. The man was a crazy scientist who had an unusual obsession with race queens and was trying to create an ideal goddess on the operating table... What is the end of the longing race queen who receives the desires of all men at once?

A few years ago, when Tomomi (Hiroko Akune) was on the way home from school, she saw her friend Keiko (Misaki Mori) about to be raped by a man. Tomomi hit the man in the head with a stone and saved Keiko. In the present, Keiko, has buried her past, sells her body in Tokyo. One day, Keiko is contacted by Tomomi. They haven't spoken since their high school graduation. They meet and Keiko lets Tomomi stay at her apartment. Soon, the bizarre lives of the two women begins, with Tomomi also selling her body.

Zenigata Mai is a high school girl who sidelines as a detective. Her father is a high ranking police officer, so her partner Jun Godai is forced to allow her to participate in investigations, often through cellphone conversations.

Five different directors adapt the works of Japanese author Otsuichi in this collection of unconventional live-action and animated shorts. A woman is murdered under odd circumstances in the title film, "Zoo"; twin sisters are treated differently in "Kazari and Yoko"; two siblings find themselves trapped in "Seven Rooms"; a survivor learns about life and death in "When the Sun Shines"; and parents lose the ability to see each other in "So Far."

Naho repeatedly enters hotels with random men and kills them before having sex with them. A man, Manabu, stays with her and performs piercings on her breasts. One day, Naho invites a middle-aged man to a hotel as usual and tries to kill him, but ends up failing to do so.

When Sonoko enters a traditional Japanese arranged marriage with Amamiya facilitated by her parents the resulting union is loveless including the functional and goal-oriented sex. When the husband and wife move for his work she falls for her husband's boss and takes on the role of a betrayer.

It is a taboo story about love and incest between twins. It's not about sex, it's about the feelings the two have for one another and how society views them.

Kai, Mei, and Yui are high school students. The three girls are also detectives and they solve cases using their reasoning abilities. It's also a secret that these girls are detectives. One day, the three high school girls receive a call from Nanba Kazuhiro of the Metropolitan Police Department. A letter was received in which the writer threatened to kill the popular idol group Morning Musume. Kai, Mei, and Yui go to the Morning Musume concert to guard them. After the concert, Mei is with members of Morning Mutsume on the tour bus, but Mei suddenly disappears.

Shuichi, a photographer for an erotic magazine, is drawn to a woman in a submitted video that arrives at the publishing house. Using the postmark on the envelope as a clue, he tracks down a woman who resembles her. The woman, Sayoko, denies being in the video, but asks for Shuichi's phone number...

A female student falls for a senior, but the senior not really for her. He is willing to go to bed with her, but doesn’t feel love. The couple embark on a painful yet passionate experiment. Based on the legendary book by Kei Nakazawa.

When Yasuko (Eriko Hatsune) was a child, her mother left their home. She grew up not knowing what an ordinary family is. Satoshi's (Kengo Kora) mother was the girlfriend of Yasuko's late father. One day, Satoshi appears in front of Yasuko. Since that moment, Yasuko's monotonous life begins to change.

Harumi and Sayuri came to Japan from the Philippines to work. Although they are not sisters, Sayuri adores Harumi like an older sister. When Harumi's visa expired, she wanted to stay in Japan, which she loves, so she decided to enter into a fake marriage with Muraoka's help. Sayuri was against the marriage...

Two sisters who used to work as call girls at a hotel. The older sister has retired and is now living happily as the wife of a police officer. The younger sister is still actively working as a call girl at a hotel. When the younger sister notices that a police investigation has befallen her, she runs away, and the older sister chases after her, and the two end up heading to their hometown on a road trip.

In this film, Sora Aoi plays two roles, the high school teacher, and a girl who had committed suicide the year before the high school teacher arrived.