High School Girl's Diary
Nov 27 1981
•1h 4m
•Drama
A high school girl is recruited by a photographer to be a model for a photo book. Thinking that she can make lots of money she agrees. He starts innocently enough but slowly convinces her to pose for more explicit shots.
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Yoko Morimura
Junko Kawasaki(川崎純子)
Naomi Hagio
Kaori Chiba(千葉香織)
Rika Arai
Rika Arai(荒井リカ)
Koshiro Asami
Tantarô Nojima(野島短太郎)
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