Junko Miyashita

At his working place, Kozo and his colleague gangrape the boss' teenage daughter. Then, on the highway, he picks up a red-haired woman walking on the road back to his home. She ends up staying the night. Later, the woman reveals that she has left her husband and son, but refuses to divulge her name. On the other hand, the boss' daughter informs Kozo's colleague that she is pregnant. They decide to elope but, before that, he demands Kozo to let him have sex with the red-haired woman... (imdb)

The landlord of a boarding house in 1923 Tokyo, is keen on spying on the bizarre close encounters taking place beneath his roof. One day he sees a prostitute killing a customer, and decides he's found his soulmate. (imdb)

In 1936 a geisha named Abe Sada was found wandering around the streets of Kyoto with a knife, a rope, and a severed penis in her hands. The latter turned out to belong to her ex-lover Kichi, the rich owner of the hotel where she worked.

The villagers in a beautiful remote area of Japan are divided into the woodsmen, who worship the mountain goddess, and the fishermen, who worship the goddess of the sea. These traditions are threatened by a planned marine park. Tatsuo is a macho lumberjack who hunts boars and monkeys with the young Ryota.

Morio Kazama stars in this story of an upwardly-mobile banker whose boss introduces him to the adopted daughter of a wealthy client. He falls in love with the girl and wants to marry her, not knowing that she is involved in a kinky sadomasochistic relationship with her artist father. (allmovie.com)

A prostitute balances her profession with issues in her personal life.

It's the evening before the day all brothels must be shut-down, according to the new law, in 1958. At the Kofukuya's (literally, the house that sells happiness), five prostitutes decide to celebrate the day. (imdb)

Nami loved her husband, a policeman with an undercover assignment to get into a yakuza gang of drug-dealers. The ruse failed and he was shot to death and dumped into the sea. While Nami was mourning, the drug dealers broke into her home looking for confiscated amphetamines. They then raped her and broke her husband's funeral urn. Traumatized, Nami attempts suicide but is rescued by the mysterious and heavily tattooed yakuza, Muraki. (AllMovie)

Acclaimed Nikkatsu studio pinku eiga filmmaker Chusei Sone directed this action-packed softcore melodrama concerning a group of female ninjas who use sexual magic along with their considerable fighting skills to protect their province from takeover by a ruthless shogun and his band of fighters. (Robert Firsching, All Movie Guide)

Having begun a passionate affair with one of her husband's colleagues, bored housewife Akiko follows him to Hong Kong when he is transferred. Her husband searches for her in vain. His despair drags him ever-deeper into Hong Kong's sordid underworld - a world of drugs, perversion and prostitution. A world that will eventually lead him to the bitter truth about his unfaithful wife.

In less tasteful hands, this film based an a gekiga (adult manga) by Michio Hisauchi would've been a dirty movie with no commercial value. But director Kumashiro once again show's why he's the King of Erotica. This is a combination of stories dealing with the ecstatic adventures of high school student Sachiko from Weisser's book.

Mitsuko has the sensation of being watched. The feeling doesn't pass. Then, one day, her husband, a jewerly dealer, invites his product-buyer home for dinner and some drinks. Instantly, Mitsuko realizes this is the man who has been spying on her. When the husband gets drunk and dozes off, Mitsuko is raped by this man. (Sex Files Japanese Cinema Encyclopedia)

Those cold-blooded Ninja-nailing killers-for-hire are back, and bloodier than ever! Echo of Destiny, the kinetic second film in the Shadow Hunters saga, is a tale rich in intrigue, betrayal, and gory death. Retained by a great Damiyo to escort an illegal cannon to safety, the three Shadow Hunters must carve their way through a legion of Ninja (and more of those sexy female assassins) in order to complete their commission. (rightstuf.com)

Sukeban Deka: Dirty Mary is a 1974 Roman Porno film directed by Yasuharu Hasebe and starring Hitomi Kozue.[1] It is unrelated to the popular Sukeban Deka series and is, instead, a parody of the US Dirty Harry series. Not successful on its first release, it was a set-back for director Hasebe's career. (themoviedb.org)

A fisherman, opposed to the construction of a nuclear power plant, is murdered by a gang of right-wing extremists who are puppets of the corrupt contractor. The dead man's devoted wife concocts a plan of revenge. (Japanese Cinema Essential Handbook)

Miyashita plays an office clerk who is having an affair with her married boss. Since he refuses to leave his wife, Miyashita and another couple plan to kidnap his daughter to collect a ransom.

At the end of the Taisho Era, Geisha Hanasei is dumped by her patron. She steals a baby in a fit of anger that was conceived by his mistress. The boy grows up as Hanasei's son and as he's been around brothels all his life, he is a sex expert.

The world is in turmoil with the October Revolution of 1917, riots over the inflationary price of rice, and the military expedition to Siberia in 1918. But Shinsuke spends his days in the arms of geishas, paying little heed to the events happening around him. (imdb)

A somewhat liberal adaptation of the life of painter Shuu Ito, the film focuses on his sexual torture of two wives and a prostitute. Ito chronicles the sessions in journals, shares his pseudo-Sadean philosophy, and drives women mad with equal hell-bent intensity. (Robert Firsching)

It is the sixth film in the Eros Schedule Book series showing life inside a convent.

It's based on an historical event, the Battle of Dannoura, when the powerful Taira family fell to the challenging Minamoto clan from Kamakura. The film evolves into a sexual romp as the conquering miscreants "deal with" the surviving prisoners of war, mostly noblewomen. The females are captured by the Monamoto warriors and earmarked for slavery and prostitution brothels. (The Sex Films Japanese Cinema Encyclopedia)

During Edo era, Osen is a female doctor specializing in abortions. Chokichi doubles as her assistant and her occasional sex partner. One day, while Dr Osen is away enjoying a hot springs vacation, a new patient Ofuji comes to the clinic in search of an instant solution to her budding problem. Intern Chokichi is immediately obsessed with the girl and wants to bed her. (The Sex Films Japanese Cinema Encyclopedia)

A survival thriller where people battle the elements and each other while trying survive (The Movie Database)

Based on the novel about detective Kindaichi Kousuke by Seishi Yokomizo.

The movie compiles footage taken by Ogawa Production for a period of more than ten years after the collective moved to Magino village. The faces of the Magino villagers appear in numerous roles–sometimes as individuals, sometimes as people who carry the history of the village in their memories, sometimes as storytellers reciting myths, and even as members of the crowd in the fictional sequences–transcending time and space. (TMDB)

Life in the Pep Squad is all about harsh discipline. Seniors are "Gods", juniors are "Humans", sophomores are "Slaves" and freshmen are treated like "Trash". One sunny day, two freshmen are entrusted with the task of drying out the squadron's flag; the most cherished and symbolic item of the squad. When they accidentally burn a hole in the flag with a cigarette, they blame Aota. Aota attempts to take full responsibility by committing "harakiri", but changes his mind during the process – a deep s

“Get them all – girls, school credits, money – without an effort!" These are the rumors that freshman Hachirota Kawachi heard about the pep squad; his reasons for instant enrollment. Hachirota may fall a few screws short of a hardware store, but when it comes to yakuza ties, he has plenty. He is the direct descendant and heir to the notorious Akushin-kai gang. Although this was enough information to keep the pep squad seniors quiet, it’s not quite enough for Aota.

Cherry blossoms are in full bloom. It is time for college students to go on a drinking spree under the cherry tree - It's "Hanami" time! Two freshmen and a sophomore are ordered to stake out a spot for the entire pep squad. Plans are initiated from the night before; three of them have to pull an all-nighter. Once the night falls, the sky turns pitch black. Rival pep squad of the Roka College emerge from the darkness and an all-out turf war begins.

Pinku film from 1974.

17th film in the Apartment Wife series.

Keiko Inagawa (Asami Kobayashi) pays a visit to neurologist Aizawa about her fiancé Tatsuo Tamura (Kaoru Kobayashi). A mysterious case involving the disappearance of Tatsuo’s three brothers, one after the other, is yet to be resolved and now Tatsuo, seized with the idea that he too may disappear, has had a nervous breakdown. Aizawa suggests that Tatsuo recounts his dreams as a means of solving the mystery since human beings have an instinct that foretells the near future in the form of a dream…

Roman Porno from 1974.

A man searching for his missing wife gets lost in the embrace of a mysterious tattooed woman.

Roman Porno from 1973.

For a girl who works in a 3rd rate bar, Ayuko is full of vanity. Nomura, her patron, is besotted by her and it is their habit that they cannot reach a climax unless they peek at a couple, across the way, making love. Intent on climbing up in the world, Ayuko uses all her wiles to get her patron, who is putty in her hands, to move her from her grubby apartment house to a dreamboat of a place. She then tries to find a place to work more befitting her new home but all the elite night clubs will...

A diary of an office lady.

A woman who, disguised as a beggar, turns out to be a formidable assassin, is charged by a warden to infiltrate a women's prison, to run the one that took his eye with a wooden spoon carved from a knife - a woman named Nami Matsushima, known within the walls under the nickname of Scorpion.

A critique of the Japanese family, seen here as militaristic, absurdly incestuous, and patriarchal. Nihilistic destruction by the young ones seems to be the only way out. This should be seen as Wakamatsu’s answer to Nagisa Oshima’s The Ceremony, made in the same year.