Recommendations for 5 Semi-Japanese Films with Hot Scenes with Exciting Storylines, Remember for Adults Only
Recommendations for 5 Semi-Japanese Films with Hot Scenes with Exciting Storylines, Remember for Adults Only
Check out the recommendations for 5 semi-Japanese films with hot scenes here.
Japan can be said to be one of the favorite film producers in the world.
Japan is no less than Bollywood, Hollywood and Korean drama in producing various film genres, ranging from action, comedy, romance, anime, to adult or hot films.
These Japanese adult or hot films are usually called or dubbed semi-Japanese films.
With various unique storylines, it turns out that semi-Japanese films have succeeded in attracting the attention of the audience.
However, you need to remember that this semi-Japanese film can only be watched for a certain age group, for example if you are 18 or 21 years or older.
So, here are recommendations for 5 semi-Japanese films with hot scenes that you should watch!
1. Call Boy (2018)
Call Boy or Shonen is one of the best semi-Japanese films released in 2018.
This film was adapted from Ira Shida's novel and directed by Dai
This film tells the story of Ryo Morinaka who is a student and works in a bar. He was bored with his routine life and felt he had no purpose in life.
The climax begins when Ryo meets Shizuka Mido, a Host Bar owner.
Time after time, Ryo continues to work there so he can continue to meet Shizuka. IMDB rating 6.1/10.
2. Love Exposure (2008)
Love Exposure or Ai No Mukidashi was written and directed by Sion Sono and stars Takahiro Nishijima, Hikari Mitsushima, Sakura Adora, and others.
This film itself initially had a duration of six hours before being cut to four hours at the request of the producer.
Yu Honda is a teenager who was educated religiously. However, after his mother died, Yu's father became a priest. Meanwhile, Yu immediately looked for the figure of the Virgin Mary. IMDB rating 8.0/10
3. Love's Whirlpool (2014)
Love's Whirlpool or Ai No Uzu is a semi-Japanese film written and directed by Daisuke Miura.