NASH-321 A Life of Love and Sensuality in the Showa Era: The Sordid Affair of a Sadistic Nun and a Masochistic Widow

At the beginning of the Meiji era, Hokuriku is set in a noble nunnery in Wakasa Obama. A tragic story of a former married woman who was sold from Satsuma to become a sex slave for a fifty-year-old monk nun at a nunnery. The era changes to 1954 after the war, and the stage is Kyoto. Her husband, a former nobleman and bank president, committed suicide after failing to invest in a national project for the reconstruction of East Asia. The chief priest of the family temple of a large depositor finds out the masochistic instinct hidden behind the beautiful widow's mourning dress and throws her into hell. Instead of the Heisei era after the collapse of the bubble economy, it is said that a widow who gets caught in a black market trap and is raped, and takes all her son's organs on her shoulders. A 220-minute sensual erotic drama with a high degree of perfection that fans from the 40s to the baby boomer generation and above can enjoy.