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Za Honban: Joshidai nama furisode pātī
A porn film director and his crew travel with a woman to her parents house for a New Years party. They proceed to coerce and sexually abuse all the women for the camera and themselves.
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Plot Summary
This film is a documentary-style adult film featuring young women in furisode kimonos. It focuses on the cultural significance and aesthetic appeal of the furisode, a type of kimono worn by unmarried young women in Japan, while also incorporating adult themes. The documentary aims to showcase the beauty and tradition associated with this attire within a mature entertainment context.
Critical Reception
As an adult film, formal critical reception is limited and often subjective, focusing on its adult content rather than traditional cinematic merit. Its release in 1987 places it within a specific era of Japanese adult entertainment. Audience reception would largely depend on individual preferences for the genre and its specific content.
What Reviewers Say
Explores the visual and cultural aspects of the furisode kimono.
Features adult content within a documentary framework.
Appeals to a niche audience interested in Japanese adult entertainment.
Google audience: Information on specific Google user reviews for this particular adult film is not readily available through public databases.
Fun Fact
The furisode kimono is traditionally worn by young, unmarried women in Japan, often for coming-of-age ceremonies like Seijin no Hi (Coming of Age Day).
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