Holy Maiden: The Wet Garden Trailer (1997)

08 August 1997 89 mins

Ariya Michiru is a bright and energetic girl. One day, she gets mistaken for the ex-girlfriend of a young customer named Jūgo. And for some reason, Jūgo starts working at the shop. For Michiru, it was a real nuisance. Amidst the lively work of Mayu, who often gets SM play requests; Yaya, skilled at groper train roleplay; and Chigusa, who looks perfect in nurse outfits, Jūgo secretly aspires to be a saxophonist and diligently practices in private. But Jūgo feels something is missing. Michiru, too, can't bring herself to like Jūgo, who only ever sees her as a replacement for his ex-girlfriend. Yet, Michiru, who thrives vividly amidst the sleaze, and Jūgo, who finds something within that very sleaze, eventually fall in love...

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Cast

Crew

Yoshifumi Kamoda Director

Yoshihiro Yûki Producer

Osamu Ôsawa Screenplay

Tokushō Kikumura Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

Japan 08 August 1997

Production Companies

Toei Video Company

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