Ryoko Momoi

Ryoko is dispatched from the hospital to care for Tsuyoshi Tatsumi, a businessman who is nearing death...

Manako, the intelligent and elegant president's wife, is exhausted, although she doesn't show it on the surface. Her husband, a one-man company president and an energetic man, makes his secretary and club hostess his mistress. There was Kusaka, a subordinate of hers, who had feelings for Manako, but Manako's pride would not allow her to have a cheap affair. Her Manako had a twin sister, Mimiko, but this was her family's secret that even her husband didn't know about. Mimiko is a congenital infomaniac (nymphomaniac), and she is imprisoned in a villa near the sea...

Kyoko wants to have a child with her husband but he is infertile. This leads her to other men...

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A married woman who is dissatisfied with sex with her husband. And Sayuri, a divorcee who has never felt deep ecstasy, although she can only feel it like other people. At the "classic reading club" that the two of them attend, Katsumata, a university lecturer, introduces Ehon (picture books) and erotic poems (baraku), which are known as pornography from the Edo period. What will happen to the married women who are inspired by glossy books and glossy poems and become lewd?

Kanoko, the second daughter of the three Origa sisters, lived alone and freely at her parents' home. Kanoko has a sexual fetish called rubber fetish that no one knows about...

Tomatsu, a section manager at the city hall. He had a secret that he didn't want anyone to know: the hobby of voyeurism. He knows that it is a criminal act that he should not do, and he has struggled to stop peeping and filming. On the contrary, he is still worried that he cannot get married because of this sexual habit, but even if he tries to cut up the tape and forget about it, he finds out that it has started again. Also, he was found out that he had set up a camera and was in trouble, so he decided to quit at that time, but it didn't last long. One day….

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