Coed Report: Yuko's White Breasts
Dec 01 1971
•1h 10m
•Drama
Yuko is an innocent high school girl who has a crush on her gym teacher. She and her friends have a sleep-over party which develops into a sexual dare-game involving eels, and a lesbian orgy. Now sexually-awakened, Yuko decides to seduce her teacher, but is raped in an elevator before she meets her teacher.
Cast
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Yūko Katagiri
Herself(片桐夕子)
Koji Satomi
Ishida(石田)
Eriko Shima
Maki(マキ)
Kôji Kai
花村
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