NASS-862 Showa life theater of love and sensuality: The sacrifice play of a nun and a widow

In the fall of 1950, when the Anti-Prostitution Law was enacted, a beautiful and busty former Yoshiwara prostitute who came to a nunnery in a mountain village in Hyogo Prefecture was sacrificed to lustful Buddhist monks, and reunited with her son for the first time in over ten years. - The first part is about being forced to commit incest, and in the late Heisei period when the Dispatch Act was revised and social inequality widened, the husband of a former government official who had repeatedly migrated to Japan suddenly died, and the wife he left behind became a prey to ugly elite bureaucrats. - The second part consists of three parts.