Once Upon a Time in a Lingerie... Trailer (2003)

10 October 2003 60 mins

Urashima works at a women's underwear manufacturer in a department where all the employees are female, including the department head Kaoru, also known as Otohime-sama. One day, he is ordered by Sayori, a frustrated lingerie shop owner, to get a contract. Sayori seduces Urashima, but he is unable to get it done at the most crucial moment, which angers her. That night, Urashima picks up a turtle near the garbage dump. He goes back home and falls asleep, and dreams of a sexual feast with Kaoru and the other female employees.

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Cast

Sakurada Yukari as Kaoru Otohime

Yumika Hayashi as Sayori Umino

Ryo Fujisaki as Female employee

Kinichi Kusumi as Kazumi Kuroshio

Seiki Chiba as Soichiro Funda

Yūken Yoshida as Taro Urashima

Crew

Satoshi Sakamoto Director

Satoshi Sakamoto Screenplay

Teiji Inayama Executive Producer

Shunsuke Godai Producer

Masakazu Sô Director of Photography

International Titles

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Shin Nihon erobanashi: Hitozuma ryûgûjô Trailer

昔々、ある所に、スケベな女達が住んでおりましたとさ。 Trailer

新日本エロばなし人妻竜宮城 Trailer

日本卑猥ばなし　カメの恩返し Trailer

International Releases Dates

Japan 31 May 2011

Production Companies

Film House

Xces Film

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