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Soap Business Trip: Wife's Affair Japanese Style (1994) [N/A]

Release Date:
July 29, 1994

Original Title:
出張ソープ　和風不倫妻

Alternate Titles:
Eve: Wafû hajirai tsuma
Shucchô soap: Wafû furinzuma
Shucchô soupu: Wafû furinzuma
イヴ 和風恥じらい妻

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
Production Taka
Xces Film

Production Countries:
Japan

Ratings / Certifications:
JP: R18+ 

Runtime: 60

Overview from TheMovieDB

Yusaku feels that his wife, Misako, has become more bewitching. This is because Misako's erogenous zones have been completely developed by Yusaku's careful daily sexual techniques. Misako is moaning in Yusaku's arms. She had been so absorbed in sex since last night that she seemed to have forgotten the time. She was living a happy married life that everyone envied, but when Yusaku decided to transfer to Bangkok, she left for Thailand on her own. Feeling lonely being alone, he decides to meet up with his old friend Keiko. However, she was now working at a traveling soap. In order to relieve her loneliness, she asks if he would like to work with her...

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Production

Art Direction:
Akitaka Kimata

Director:
Rumi Tama

Director of Photography:
Hideo Itō

Effects Supervisor:
Kyoritsu Onkyo

Lighting Camera:
Hajime Ishibe

Screenplay:
Rumi Tama

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