A romantic porn film directed by Yukihiko Kondo, director of "Iroki Ooku Secret Story: 100 Tattoos Competition." Tadashi is a pimp who is a shy stripper. When he learns that she is traveling to a diver village, he sneaks into the village as a pimp and catches the eye of Hiroko, a fit-looking young woman. Starring Rie Tachibana.
Yukihiko Kondo
Director
Rie Tachibana
Hiroko Ôhira
Kiyoyasu Adachi
Tamio Kimura - Hiroko's Boy Friend
Yasuhiko Ishizu
Tadashi Takeshita
Sally Mae
Mary Norimatsu
Midori Mori
Ume Ôhira - Hiroko's Mother
Eriko Taniguchi
Ama (Girl Diver)
Kōji Yashiro
Daizô Hanaue
Akiko Yoshii
Shino Mine
Keisuke Yukioka
Toshimichi Akutagawa
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