The best movie sex scenes by Japanese actresses
January 31, 2018
/ Tadashi Anahori
We've been tinkering with this list of Japanese movie sex scenes for a long, long time, and finally think it's ready to share with readers.
What follows is a highly subjective list -- more our personal favorites than anything else -- and, for convenience sake, restricts itself to just the past 20 years or so. We will also continue to update it.
It was intended as an expansion or continuation of our previous list of Japanese actresses who are happy to do sex scenes -- there are fewer than you might think! -- and just grew from there.
Here are the ladies, arranged in alphabetical ...
Mugi Kadowaki goes nude again in Double Life
December 26, 2016
/ Tadashi Anahori
Keep in the Yuletide mood with some naked pictures of a new Mugi Kadowaki sex scene.
The up-and-coming Japanese actress is continuing to please us. While peers like Yoko Maki or Yuriko Yoshitaka only dared strip off once for breakthrough roles before going very boring and mainstream, Kadowaki has repeated her confidence with performing sex scenes on film.
She had a fairly graphic role in Ai no Uzu (Love's Whirlpool), set in a swinger's club in Kabukicho.
Her latest is in Double Life (2016), also known by its Japanese title Nijuu Seikatsu. Directed by Yoshiyuki Kishi, it stars the ...
Ai no Uzu (Love’s Whirlpool): new film portrays sex party in Kabukicho, nude scenes from Mugi Kadowaki
November 19, 2013
/ Tadashi Anahori
A new film is about to be released that promises, so its marketers say, to have only 18 minutes of clothed scenes in its 123-minute running time.
Ai no Uzu (Love's Whirlpool) is written and directed by Daisuke Miura, adapted from his award-winning 2006 play that won him the top drama prize in Japan and has since been performed in Europe.
It depicts a Kabukicho sex club where singletons and couples gather to share their bodies. Miura is no stranger to visiting such establishments himself, so the rumors have it, so no doubt the portrayal is realistic.
The play and film are less ...