Shin mibôjin geshuku: Sanshoku soi netsuki Trailer (1987)
17 November 1987 61 mins
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Cast
Crew
Akira Fukamachi Director
International Titles
Mibôjin no sukebe-jiru Trailer
未亡人のスケベ汁 Trailer
新・未亡人下宿 三食そい寝つき Trailer
International Releases Dates
Japan 17 November 1987
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