Synopsis
Saga: Youth H
Written, edited, performed, and directed by Takeshi Furusawa.
Making of Love
Yasuko, an employee at a cabaret club, is currently living together with her boyfriend. For some reason, an earthquake connects their room to the other world -- the lingering ghosts tell her that her boyfriend is cheating...
Ghost kiss
Reiko lives a luxurious life, but remains unsatisfied. Jiro is a manual laborer who works from dusk till dawn with little prospect for love. One day, Reiko and Jiro happen to meet in a corner of Tokyo.
The Age of Wolves
Natsu is unable to reveal her feelings to 'bento' (lunchbox) vendor Sone. Through the arrangement of Haruo, a man she has just met, she begins living together with Sone. But things aren't the way she expected them to be...
Piranha
Fujise, who loves curry rice, carries on relationships with several women at once. He's after the curry that his girlfriends make. Amidst it all, he ends up falling in love with a girl who hates curry.
The smell of curry rice
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Owatteru
Ayuko is left alone at home while her parents travel abroad. Her childhood friend Isao and his bandmate Utsuho show up and their limited-time only sleepover begins.
ring my bell
Yoichi quits his research position at university after quarreling with his professor and works as a temporary lecturer at a cram school. He is over thirty and thinks about his next steps in life, but can't bring himself to marry his long-time girlfriend. At which point he encounters Tsukiyo, a love interest from his high school days.
Reunion
The fifth film in the second season of the "Seishun H" series, in which up-and-coming filmmakers exhibit their originality through themes of youth and sex. Director Sato Toshiki is known as one of the masters of the erotic "pink film" genre. Asako (Wada Misa) works at a small factory. She is still troubled by her dark past, living every day thinking of nothing but dying. Wishing that someone somewhere would take her life, she takes an interest in her colleague Tamiya Kenta (Yoshioka Mutsuo) whose memory only lasts a day, ever since the death of his wife.
Picking Up Flowers
Sakuragi realizes that, when he becomes aroused, he can see how many sex partners someone has had.
Zero Man vs. The Half-Virgin
The twenty-eighth entry in the "Youth H" series, which produces works in a variety of genres from up-and-coming filmmakers that focus on coming-of-age and sexual themes. Director Oguri Haruhi, who drew attention for his Toilet and Women, depicts the growth of four young men who reunite when their close friend dies. High school graduate Chikage (Tanaka Ryuto) spends his days hanging around with his best pal Aki (Nagata Iemori) at a seaside town. One day their close friend En dies in an accident, and their old buddies Dai (Shiomi Daiki) and Beyan return from Tokyo for the funeral.
Bad Communication
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