Idina Menzel: Which Way to the Stage?
"Idina Menzel: Which Way to the Stage?" shows viewers how the star became who she is today.
Arafô rikonzuma: Kuwaete shisshin
Akane, the owner of a popular beauty salon, has a daughter, Aiko, who is a college student. Akane has been married and divorced many times, and enjoys loveless sex with men. Then, Akane learns from an employee, Rika, that she had a sex experience with her husband that was so good she fainted. Akane tries various positions, but... Aiko introduces her mother to Katsuragi, a professor at her seminar. What will become of the two people who are attracted to each other?
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Akane, the owner of a popular beauty salon, has a daughter, Aiko, who is a college student. Akane has been married and divorced many times, and enjoys loveless sex with men. Then, Akane learns from an employee, Rika, that she had a sex experience with her husband that was so good she fainted. Akane tries various positions, but... Aiko introduces her mother to Katsuragi, a professor at her seminar. What will become of the two people who are attracted to each other?
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Written By:Yumi Yoshiyuki
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Office Yoshiyuki, Okura Pictures
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