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High School Girl's Diary
A high school girl is recruited by a photographer to be a model for a photo book. Thinking that she can make lots of money she agrees. He starts innocently enough but slowly convinces her to pose for more explicit shots.
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A high school girl is recruited by a photographer to be a model for a photo book. Thinking that she can make lots of money she agrees. He starts innocently enough but slowly convinces her to pose for more explicit shots.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Rokuro Kumagai, Shun Nakahara
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Runtime:64 minutes
Studio:Nikkatsu Corporation, New Century Producers
Cast
Nobuyoshi Araki
Director
Yoko Morimura
Junko Kawasaki(川崎純子)
Naomi Hagio
Kaori Chiba(千葉香織)
Rika Arai
Rika Arai(荒井リカ)
Koshiro Asami
Tantarô Nojima(野島短太郎)
Kazuyo Ezaki
Kayoko Kawaguchi(川口加世子)
Hidetoshi Kageyama
Jazz Bar master(マスター)
Yûsuke Koike
Stag Magazine chief editor(ビニ本編集長)
Yūichi Minato
Elderly man(初老の男)
Asami Ogawa
Guest in Jazz Bar(ジャズバーの客)
Kenji Shimamura
Middle-aged man(中年の男)
Masahiro Yoshihara
Moja(モジャ)
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