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Release Date:
October 23, 1986
Original Title:
Traci Takes Tokyo
Production Companies:
Traci Lords Company
Production Countries:
Japan | United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 80
Traci Lords arrives at Tokyo to explore Japanese eroticism. She is guided by the co-director of the film (Tadashi Yoyogi). She is first introduced to an allegedly virgin young Japanese man named Toshi Tokeshi with whom she has sex. Then, Kyoko Aizome (credited as "Kyoko Izoma") is presented. During the chat with Lords, Aizome asks her questions that express her admiration. A lesbian scene between the two (re-used in the release Beverly Hills Copulator the same year) follows. Lords is introduced to two Japanese girls, two Japanese men, a German man. Lords has sex with Akira Tanaka in the bathroom, while others have sex in the living room. Sex scenes with and without Lords follow. At the end, Lords is asked which one of the men she liked most and she gives the name of Tokeshi "for his innocence". Toshi is called in and the film ends with the two kissing in a hot tub.
Director:
Stephen Cartier
Tadashi Yoyogi
Lighting Technician:
Roud Sonda
Hoto Sparcsan
Line Producer:
Nick Okada
Makeup Artist:
Io Rina
Traci Lords
Music:
Don Tomaso
Producer:
Traci Lords
Stephen Cartier
Production Manager:
Shinya Onaga
Sound:
Roud Sonda
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