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Concubine Secrets: Lustful Dance (1972) [N/A]

Release Date:
May 27, 1972

Original Title:
続・色暦大奥秘話　淫の舞

Alternate Titles:
Eros Schedule Book Continued Concubine Secrets: Lustful Dance
Zoku irogoyomi oku hiwa: in no mai

Production Companies:
Nikkatsu Corporation

Production Countries:
Japan

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 64

The fan of dance burns bewitchingly on the pure white skin... A picture scroll of pleasure scattered in the gorgeous O-oku!

Overview from TheMovieDB

The twelfth shogun, Ieyoshi, embraces Oruri day and night under the care of Fujioka, a guest attendant at the O-oku. However, Fujioka's senior, Kumoi, who recommends Oseki to him, is not amused at all. The scene between Fujioka and Kumoi was symbolic of the battle between women in the O-oku. Fujioka hears from Orui that she is pregnant and rejoices that she has nothing to fear if she bears the Shogun's child. Meanwhile, Kumoi comforts Bure, who is a lesbian, and asks Oseki to help her get a call from the shogun.

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Production

Art Direction:
Yoshie Kikukawa

Assistant Director:
Yoshihisa Nakagawa

Director:
Isao Hayashi

Director of Photography:
Yoshihiro Yamazaki

Editor:
Shinji Yamada

Lighting Director:
Fumio Matsushita

Original Music Composer:
Hajime Kaburagi

Screenplay:
Masayasu Ōebara
Koji Matsumoto

Sound Recordist:
Kenichi Benitani

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