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Hentai no kisetsu: Kôkotsu no ibuki
Rumi is a popular novelist who writes about her own romantic experiences. One day, she happens to meet Noboru, a friend from her school days. Rumi is in a slump and approaches Noboru, who is troubled by his wife's infidelity, for the sake of her novel.
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Rumi is a popular novelist who writes about her own romantic experiences. One day, she happens to meet Noboru, a friend from her school days. Rumi is in a slump and approaches Noboru, who is troubled by his wife's infidelity, for the sake of her novel.
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Written By:Naomichi Higashimori
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Okura Pictures, Soft Boiled
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