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Gay Toybox
A beautiful young man is riding a train when a suspicious man comes and snuggles up to him. A man who snuggles up to you even if you run away. Eventually, when he arrives at the station, the man gets off, but leaves a book. Thinking that the man might have forgotten it, he picks up the book. The book is "Gay Toybox". When he finally opens the book, the movie begins with an epilogue. The movie is an omnibus of three features. In other words, each book is an elaborate composition of one story of the gay world that is developed in that book.
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A beautiful young man is riding a train when a suspicious man comes and snuggles up to him. A man who snuggles up to you even if you run away. Eventually, when he arrives at the station, the man gets off, but leaves a book. Thinking that the man might have forgotten it, he picks up the book. The book is "Gay Toybox". When he finally opens the book, the movie begins with an epilogue. The movie is an omnibus of three features. In other words, each book is an elaborate composition of one story of the gay world that is developed in that book.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Kyoko Godai, Risaku Kiridōshi, Akira Shibahara
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Cement Match, Office Burrows, ENK Promotion
Cast
Yutaka Ikejima, Akira Shibahara, Ryuji Yamamoto
Director
Motomasa Ishii
Motomasa
Kaoru Yamashina
Man on train
Risaku Kiridōshi
Crossdresser / Final guy on train
Ryuji Yamamoto
Masked man
Hiroaki Sawazaki
Masaaki Hagimoto
Junk Saito
Man in restroom
Kinichi Kusumi
Yutaka Akiyama
Man throwing confetti
Akira Shibahara
Akira, a novelist
Kazu Itsuki
Motomasa's lover
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