Kumi Sugimura

Pinku from 1972.

Pinku from 1970.

Pinku from 1971.

Satoru Kobayashi was an artisan of eroticism with a wide range of styles, from works brimming with tension and ingenuity to works that were simply reckless. He reunited with his old acquaintance Giichi Nishihara and began making films with Aoi Films. He skillfully filmed erotic short stories in an anthology format, such as a man who sells fainting spells, a wife's secret, and the reality of Kansai prostitutes. The cast and crew, including the actresses, were all young and fresh. The industry was changing due to the onslaught of pornography from major studios. Around this time, Kobayashi, as if he had given up on trying to hide it, began to film women's naked bodies in a way that seemed to caress them.

Pink film by Satoru Kobayashi.

Two young men working on a rural farm head to the city in hopes of finding romance. However, their journey takes a series of disastrous turns: they are deceived by a femme fatale, fall victim to a sadistic woman, get entangled with a gay man, and even have their money stolen.

Directed by Naoki Itsuki

Japanese crime film

Pink film by Satoru Kobayashi.

A shiatsu therapist gives instructions to couples.

Short pinku, distributed by Nikkatsu in 1972

Pink film by Kan Mukai.

Pink film by Satoru Kobayashi.

Pinku from 1970.

Pink film from 1970.

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Pink film from 1971.

Short pinku, distributed by Nikkatsu in 1972.

Pinku from 1971.

Pink film 1971.