Ogawa Kikaku

Ayame, a courtesan, attracts the attention of street vendor Kisuke and decides to run away with him to America. Unfortunately, a crazed tattoo artist is obsessed with Ayame's perfect skin as a potential canvas, so he kills Kisuke to keep Ayame in Japan. Later, Ayame is sold to a brothel in Yokohama. Kisuke's ghost possesses her, causing his image to appear tattoo-like on her skin whenever she has sex.

Mako and Satomi, two high school girls, always talk about boys. Satomi is already having an affair with her tutor, Kobayashi, and has already experienced sex. Feeling left behind, Mako heads to Harajuku, a mecca for teenagers, hoping to lose her virginity. There, she is picked up by a cool college student and has her first time in his room. However, the man then forces her to take clients for him...

Pink film by Kinya Ogawa.

The relationship between Reiko, the daughter of a company president, and her husband, Takashi, is cold. Takashi was originally after the company president's position and wealth, so he does not love Reiko and is busy having an affair with his secretary, Mitsuko. Mitsuko, who is more ambitious than Takashi, encourages Takashi and devises a plan to take all of his wealth.

"Apartment Wife" pink film distributed by Okura Eiga.

Pink film by Kinya Ogawa.

Yet another 'Molester Train' film.

"Apartment Wife" pink film distributed by Okura Eiga.

One day, a handsome young man with amnesia comes to visit his mother at a gay bar. He gives him the name Maya and lets him help out at the store, but his memory never returns. He is good at playing guitar and singing, so maybe he was a musician? That's what he predicts...

Kanamori, the master of a homo bar, had come fishing with Minami and Tsubasa, who work as hosts at the bar. Kanamori has just lost his beloved host Takashi in an accident. It was a heartbreaking trip for him... Minami and Tsubasa confirm their love for each other at an inn, leaving Kanamori immersed in fishing.

Pinku directed by Kinya Ogawa.

Pink film by Kazuyuki Izutsu.

A housewife named Miho, who has been married for one year and has too much free time on her hands. One day, a saleswoman named Tsuyako who had come to sell cosmetics proposed to her that if she bought them, she would share adult toys at half price. From that point on, Miho, who became interested in sales, came to work at a cosmetics sales company. After Miho learned that the secret of Tsuyako, who is number one in sales, was adult toys, she began to think that she too would provide some kind of service…

Toshio and Masato live like a married couple and jointly run the gay bar "Crystal". One day, Toshio receives a letter asking him to live with his son, Shinji, who he hasn't seen for over 15 years since he broke up with his wife, and is moving from the countryside to Tokyo to enter a talent school.

"Groper Train" distributed by Okura Eiga.

Akamatsu was a popular actor in his youth, and now in his forties, he plays supporting roles in dramas. It is well known that he is gay, and whenever he has time, he goes to Sachi, a gay bar owned by Michiru and Takashi. One day, Wakamatsu's friend, producer Shinozaki, introduces him to Kikuo, an aspiring screenwriter. Reading Kikuo's script, Wakamatsu's desire to make him a top-notch screenwriter arises, but before long, Wakamatsu realizes that he is seriously in love with Kikuo... A slightly sad love movie.

An owner of a adult theater catches his wife sleeping with the projectionist and dies of a heart attack. Weeks later the wife and the projectionist reopen the theater and consider their future lifes.

Takashi Shirakawa, the president of Tozai Corporation, is an adopted son-in-law. His wife, Reiko, is sickly and their married life is indifferent. His secretary, Mitsuko Mizukami, who has been having a physical relationship with the president, is an adulterous woman who plans to seduce the president into letting her wife commit suicide so that he can get his wife Meigi's fortune.

"Groper Train" distributed by Okura Eiga.

"Apartment Wife" pink film distributed by Okura Eiga.