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Six Singing Women
Kayashima returns to his family home to sell the mountain bequeathed by his deceased father, and Uwajima is the buyer. They conclude the contract and are driving along a mountain road when they black out in an accident. They awaken to find themselves tied up and confined by six gorgeous but strange women who live deep in the woods.
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Kayashima returns to his family home to sell the mountain bequeathed by his deceased father, and Uwajima is the buyer. They conclude the contract and are driving along a mountain road when they black out in an accident. They awaken to find themselves tied up and confined by six gorgeous but strange women who live deep in the woods.
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Genre:Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Yoshimasa Ishibashi
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Runtime:113 minutes
Studio:Free Stone Productions
Cast
Yoshimasa Ishibashi
Director
Yutaka Takenouchi
Kayajima Moriichiro
Takayuki Yamada
Uwajima Ryo
Naoto Takenaka
Matsune
Asami Mizukawa
The Stabbing Woman
Aoi Yamada
The Wet Woman
Misaki Hattori
The Woman Who Scatters
Minori Hagiwara
The Woman Who Bares Her Fangs
Momoka
The Woman Who Stares
Rena Takeda
The Woman Who Envelops
Shima Onishi
Yamagiwa Shigeru
Kanji Tsuda
Shimada
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