Hihon: Sode to sode (1974)
Original title: 秘本 袖と袖
Hihon: Sode to sode is a 1974 Japanese-language drama movie directed by Akira Kato, with a running time of 1h 18m. It stars Junko Miyashita, Morio Kazama and Hirokazu Inoue.
Writer and ladies-man Yonosuke, who gives inept English lessons (using Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet), is mistakenly ushered into the back entrance of a woman's house one rainy night. When he finds out that her husband is away at war in Russia he tries to take advantage of the situation. Her honor is saved when he discovers she is wearing a chastity belt. But she is lonely and she has the key...
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What is Hihon: Sode to sode about?
Writer and ladies-man Yonosuke, who gives inept English lessons (using Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet), is mistakenly ushered into the back entrance of a woman's house one rainy night. When he finds out that her husband is away at war in Russia he tries to take advantage of the situation. Her honor is saved when he discovers she is wearing a chastity belt. But she is lonely and she has the key...
When was Hihon: Sode to sode released?
Hihon: Sode to sode was released on 26 October 1974.
How long is Hihon: Sode to sode?
Hihon: Sode to sode runs 1h 18m.
Who made Hihon: Sode to sode?
Hihon: Sode to sode was directed by Akira Kato.