Concubine Secrets: Tattoo Contest (1972) [N/A]

Release Date:
August 5, 1972

Original Title:
色暦大奥秘話 刺青百人競べ

Alternate Titles:
Eros Schedule Book Concubine Secrets: Tattoo Contest
Irogoyomi ooku hiwa irezumi hyaku-nin kurabe

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
Nikkatsu Corporation

Production Countries:
Japan

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 69

Bodhisattva carved on white skin! Setsuko Ogawa stars in this picture scroll of lust in the inner palace!

The sixth year of Hōei. In the sixth year of the reign of Tokugawa Ienobu (Hiroyuki Mikawa), the sixth shogun, Kayo (Yumi Nakano), a maid in the O-oku (inner sanctum) of Edo Castle, was beaten. The incident is buried in the dark, and the closet where Kayo was beaten becomes an "unopened room. One day, after four years had passed, Echizen no Mori (Toshihiko Oda), on a hawking trip with Ienobu, presented Ienobu with a beautiful tattoo of Oma (Maya Kitami) on his back. Ienobu is overjoyed and becomes completely captivated by O-Man's body...

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Art Direction:
Natsuo Kawafune

Assistant Director:
Akira Momoi

Director:
Yukihiko Kondo

Director of Photography:
Yonezō Maeda

Editor:
Jun Nabeshima

Executive Producer:
Ryoji Ito

Lighting Director:
Fumio Matsushita

Original Music Composer:
Taichiro Kosugi

Screenplay:
Keiji Kubota

Sound Recordist:
Koshiro Jinbo

Still Photographer:
井本俊康

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