Mari Iwai

Pinku from 1969.

Story of a woman who “lends” her womb for ten million Yen to a couple unable to have children.

Pinku from 1969.

A tragic love story involving the 5th Shogun of the Tokugawa dynasty and a woman who became one of his concubines.

Pinku from 1967.

After her husband's suicide, young and beautiful Mitsuko Fuji feels alone and helpless -- until one of her husband's major creditors, Mr. Kito, offers a sympathetic ear and a cancellation of all debts. However, Mitsuko soon learns that Kito's intentions are anything but pure, as she's forced to become his personal concubine. Her only, improbable hope for redemption lies with her one true admirer: Kito's very own son.

Early pink film directed by Jirô Matsubara.

A rarity that erotically parodies the fairy tales "Issunboshi," "Kaguyahime," and "Tsuru no Ongaeshi." Blends live action and animation.

Early pink film.

Pinku from 1968.

A man leaves his family in Tokyo to travel and engage in various sexual escapades. When he returns home he finds out that his wife is starring in Imamura’s documentary about her search for her missing husband.

1967 Japanese movie

The first movie after the novel “Hana to Hebi” (Flower & Snake) by Oniroku Dan. Stars Naomi Tani in the same role as in the more famous 1974 movie.

Pink film distributed by Roppo Eiga.

Japanese crime film

Pinku from 1966.

Early pink film directed by Hideki Miki

1969 Pink film

Pinku from 1967.