Waisetsu oshô: Nyotai fude ijiri
Nov 30, 2007 · 1h
Director
Shigeo MoriyamaOverview
The lecherous monk Chingen collapsed during a tryst with his mistress and remains unconscious in the hospital. Rin offers her body in an attempt to revive him. Rin is the sister of Chinen, who became the temple's head priest after Chingen's collapse. Chinen also died in an accident. The atmosphere of the temple and the village had completely changed under the leadership of Kenchin, who succeeded her. When Chingen regains consciousness and goes to the temple, he finds the bizarre sight of the head priest Kenchin tying up a village woman and copying Buddhist scriptures onto her body...
Cast of Waisetsu oshô: Nyotai fude ijiri
Crew of Waisetsu oshô: Nyotai fude ijiri
About Waisetsu oshô: Nyotai fude ijiri
What is Waisetsu oshô: Nyotai fude ijiri about?
The lecherous monk Chingen collapsed during a tryst with his mistress and remains unconscious in the hospital. Rin offers her body in an attempt to revive him. Rin is the sister of Chinen, who became the temple's head priest after Chingen's collapse. Chinen also died in an accident. The atmosphere of the temple and the village had completely changed under the leadership of Kenchin, who succeeded…
When was Waisetsu oshô: Nyotai fude ijiri released?
Waisetsu oshô: Nyotai fude ijiri was released on November 30, 2007.
How long is Waisetsu oshô: Nyotai fude ijiri?
Waisetsu oshô: Nyotai fude ijiri runs 1 hour (60 minutes).
Who directed Waisetsu oshô: Nyotai fude ijiri?
Waisetsu oshô: Nyotai fude ijiri was directed by Shigeo Moriyama.
Who is in the cast of Waisetsu oshô: Nyotai fude ijiri?
The cast of Waisetsu oshô: Nyotai fude ijiri includes Rin Nonomiya (Rin Nonomura), Rinako Hirasawa (Rinako Nagisa), Reiko Yamaguchi (Megumi Hamada), Kazuhiro Sano (Chingen Takeda) and Hidehisa Ebata (Kenchin Uesugi).