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Kunoichi ninpō: Oppiroge sakuragai
Kenichi Sarumata lives all alone in a dilapidated house. One day, he discovers a mysterious scroll hidden within the wall—a secret text passed down through the Sarumata family for generations. It contains the ultimate teachings of *injutsu*—an erotic art form akin to *ninjutsu*, but centered on the mastery of sexual techniques. When Kenichi chants the incantation, a *kunoichi* named Kaede appears.
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Kenichi Sarumata lives all alone in a dilapidated house. One day, he discovers a mysterious scroll hidden within the wall—a secret text passed down through the Sarumata family for generations. It contains the ultimate teachings of *injutsu*—an erotic art form akin to *ninjutsu*, but centered on the mastery of sexual techniques. When Kenichi chants the incantation, a *kunoichi* named Kaede appears.
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Written By:Tatsurô Kashihara
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Runtime:58 minutes
Studio:Okura Pictures, Freak Out
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