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Marked Ama: Stirred-Up Shell 

A couple arrive by boat to a small fishing village where women dive for seafood. He is returning from a trip and he brings his latest girlfriend, a former hostess, with him. This causes jealousy with a local diver, a woman he had relationship with before he left. Meanwhile the other female divers find ways to satisfy themselves after a hard days work.
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A couple arrive by boat to a small fishing village where women dive for seafood. He is returning from a trip and he brings his latest girlfriend, a former hostess, with him. This causes jealousy with a local diver, a woman he had relationship with before he left. Meanwhile the other female divers find ways to satisfy themselves after a hard days work.

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Genre:Drama, Romance, Comedy
Directed By:Atsushi Fujiura
Written By:Yasuaki Tomita, Atsushi Fujiura
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Runtime:67 minutes
Studio:Nikkatsu Corporation

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