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Junko's Bliss
No matter who holds me, the only thing that resides in my body is the strong taste of that man's body... A deeply emotional, humanistic romantic porn film that made Junko Miyashita's name super famous! This is a masterpiece! Directed by Kazunari Takeda.
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No matter who holds me, the only thing that resides in my body is the strong taste of that man's body... A deeply emotional, humanistic romantic porn film that made Junko Miyashita's name super famous! This is a masterpiece! Directed by Kazunari Takeda.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Akio Ido
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Nikkatsu Corporation
Cast
Kazunari Takeda
Director
Junko Miyashita
Miyako Hanamura
Taiji Tonoyama
Taizô Sakata
Moeko Ezawa
Yasuko Sakata
Seiji Endō
Tatsukichi Yui
Eimei Esumi
Genzô Sugimori
Hidetoshi Kageyama
The Man B in Japanese Bar
Natsuko Kiriya
Nobue Noma
Noboru Maro
Motoo Machida
Asami Morikawa
Harumi
Megumi Sakakibara
Haru Iimori
Etsuko Seki
Kimono Shop Owner's Wife
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