Oniroku Dan

Momoko wakes up from a 17-year slumber and returns to her husband. However, during the day, Momoko is a free-spirited woman who pursues the man of her dreams and leads him to ruin, and at night, she is a chaste young wife. Her young body and double sex life hide a serious secret...

Yuko, a beautiful married woman obsessed with SM delusions. Tachibana, the director at Tachibana Hospital where she is treated. Assistant Furuya. Nurse Megumi. Under the guise of reverse treatment for her, they gradually drag Yuko into a sensual SM hell. Yuko becomes a slave to the ecstasy and irresistible pleasure caused by her intense delusions, and she begins to live as a true masochist...

Documentary on one of the most famous branches of Japanese filmmaking, the erotic Pink film genre, known as Pinku Eiga, and the closely related Roman Porno cult films series produced by notorious Nikkatsu studios from 1971 to 1988.

Natsuko is so good at using that super-strong vagina of hers that she can fuck guys to death. In the end, she’s pitted against a sexual superman and a showdown ensues. There’s also a subplot about a mad scientist type who needs vaginal juices to create a potion designed to turn Japanese girls black.

A young doujinshi writer doesn't win the literary prize award, and ends up killing the selection committee.

Based on the master of SM, Dan Oniroku. Another story about females getting tied up.

In Behind Flower and Snake, together with extreme Japanese director Takashi Ishii, Aya Sugimoto shows you how they transformed this adaptation of erotica author Dan Oniroku's novel into the controversial hit, Flower & Snake (2004). This film features the behind-the-scenes footage and deleted scenes. You can hear what the director and actress think about the making of the film, and see for yourself how Aya Sugimoto made her character alive.

A look at sex in Japan, that covers underground gay life, transvestites, sex change operations, tattoos, and S&M. What does it mean to live an individualistic life in the modern age? By capturing the seemingly bizarre customs of men in drag and women in men's clothing seen on the streets, and examining the world of sexual perversion in an attempt to unravel the mysteries of our homogenized modern society, we explore whether it represents the pinnacle of pleasure, or a world of endless hell.

A businessman is ruthless with his competitors, and in response his competitors after being driven out of business kidnap aforementioned business man's wife and start training her to be a porn star, particularly of the S&M/bondage variety

A drunk husband has a gambling compulsion that ends up putting him in a bad way with the local Yakuza. Unable to pay his debt, he hocks the deed to his wife’s restaurant in order to stay out of trouble with the thugs. But it’s not enough. The wife has to sacrifice her body as well.

Yuko, a beautiful married woman obsessed with SM delusions. Tachibana, the director at Tachibana Hospital where she is treated. Assistant Furuya. Nurse Megumi. Under the guise of reverse treatment for her, they gradually drag Yuko into a sensual SM hell. Yuko becomes a slave to the ecstasy and irresistible pleasure caused by her intense delusions, and she begins to live as a true masochist...

Pinku from 1969.

Pinku from 1967.

No synopsis available yet.

No synopsis available yet.

Pinku from 1967.

Based on the master of SM, Dan Oniroku. Another story about females getting tied up.

No synopsis available yet.

Pinku from 1965.

Pinku from 1967.

Early pink film directed by Jirô Matsubara.

Tokyo yakuza come to a hot spring town to build an entertainment center. Opposing them are local yakuza and a group of five gorgeous yakuza women. A lineup of seductive stars including Jurumi, Mizuki Yoko, Hayashi Miki, and Kuni Kahori all gather together to go on a rampage of a lifetime. A thrilling entertainment blockbuster with a stellar cast.

Pinku from 1969.

Pinku from 1966.

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.

1967 Japanese movie

Pink film co-directed by Shintaro Kishi (aka Nobuo Yamabe).

Directorial debut from Oniroku Dan.

Directorial debut from Oniroku Dan.

Early pink film directed by Sôjirô Motoki.

1967 Pink film.

Early pink film directed by Hideki Miki