Yumi Itagaki

Henshitsu: Bôkôma

Yukari's life is in despair after the sudden death of her beloved mother and the betrayal of her sister Chidori, who cuckolds her. Yukari tries to commit suicide, but is fortunately saved by Yukio, who runs a guest house nearby. However, Yukari's glamour is too much for Yukio, and he rapes her. Yukari also happens to be having an affair with Yukio's father, Taizo. Yukari is confused by her own sinfulness, but...

Satoru Kobayashi Pinku.

A pair of robbers break into a loan shark company. I thought they were breaking in for money, but not only that, but they started raping and toying with male employees who were tied up and deprived of their freedom. In fact, the robber was a gay man who once came to borrow money from a loan shark, but he was turned down and made fun of because he couldn't lend money to a homosexual who works at a gay bar.

A certain high school. There was a boy who was being bullied in class. The hot-blooded teacher who has just been transferred to the school fights head-on with the bullies in his class to save the boy. A boy who opens his heart to such a teacher. However, over time, romantic feelings began to develop between the boy and the teacher, which eventually developed into a physical relationship...

A dangerous disease and fear that befalls a happy gay couple...

An old man and his apprentice arrive at an inn that is about to be taken over. When the two learn that the man who came to take over is gay, they decide to trap the him using the apprentice as bait in order to save the inn. Shot on location in the Nagano Prefecture.

Takeshi, an up-and-coming fashion designer, is being courted by his manager Ichiro, but somehow manages to escape. He didn't hate Ichiro, but there was something about him that made him want to avoid him..

Masashi, who works at a Japanese restaurant in Santa Monica, gets acquainted with an international student named Kanai and they begin living together. An overseas location film that depicts young people from Japan living gay in the United States.

Madoka Sawa, a one-woman hostess, faces off against Akira, who is competing for the most popular hostess spot at a gay bar in Shinjuku. Akira steals Kusumi, who was her sponsor, and ends up opening a "Night Park" in Shinjuku, but Madoka falls into a trap set by Akira and is fired from the store. In despair, he vows revenge.

Painter Haruhiko returned from Paris for the first time in a while to hold his solo exhibition. There, he sees Shinji, who looks exactly like Shingo, his old lover who passed away. Shinji turns out to be Shingo's younger brother. Shinji secretly read his brother's diary and learned about Haruhiko's relationship with his brother. Haruhiko becomes conscious of Shinji while immersing himself in the memories of those days, but Shinji has a girlfriend, Azusa. Shinji wants to know more about his older brother when he was alive, so he promises to meet Haruhiko again at a later date, and they part ways. The sequel to "Twilight Narcy."

"Junai" is a bar run by Okama's mom and is crowded day and night with male and female couples and gay men. The Miss Pure Love Contest is scheduled to be held soon, and Yamakawa, a regular customer who is obsessed with Kimitaro, an employee of the store, boasts that Kimitaro will be the one chosen again this year. Kimitaro, who had an early shift that day, left Goro, his junior, to handle the rest of the customer service, and got into the car of his girlfriend, Yukio, who had come to pick him up. The two went to see the sea at night and kissed in the car without paying attention to the people around them.

There were three people who occasionally met up at a downtown snack bar to drink and drink. However, today, unlike usual, one woman, Emi, was among the three. The three of them ask Emi a risqué question...in this entry of the "Groper Train" series.

Takatori, the master of a snack bar in Yokohama, and Tony, an employee, are lovers. Every night after the store closes, the two drive across the Bay Bridge and make love to Takatori's luxury apartment. One evening, as they were crossing the Bay Bridge as usual, they saw a young man standing there looking lonely. Tony falls in love with him at first sight. That night, Takatori, who was extremely jealous, desperately sought Tony. Afterwards, Takatori goes out alone to prepare the store, and begins to take an interest in the young man he sees every day.

The protagonist (Masato Kudo) is moved by the words of a former soldier, and follows his words to travel to Thailand in Southeast Asia. As he explored various things there, he discovered the horror of war, the friendship that existed during it, and the greatness and love of men...Part of a trilogy of anti-war gay films shot in Thailand.