Asa wa dameyo aka Never in the Morning! (1980) - Kichitaro Negishi

 

 Auto translated from Japanese: Underwear maker designer Miki enjoys a free-spirited sex life. She doesn't mind the existence of Tsujimoto, who has a reputation as a playboy. One day Miki confessed in her heart that her junior Noriko had fallen in love with Tsujimoto once in bed. Miki pretending to be calm, but her inner heart is not calm. After that, Miki attacks Tsujimoto several times, but he isn't full, but the timing isn't right. One night, as Miki was drinking outside, a man visited her roommate Yoko. The man was a messenger of Misaki, the president of the company where Miki had slept drunk, and brought a mistress contract. Miki signed a mistress contract with a large amount of compensation and free romance. Misaki went down with Miki's hustle play on the first night of the contract. A few days later, Miki heard that the relationship between Tsujimoto and Noriko was deeply underway. Miki relentlessly attacks Tsujimoto and finally succeeds in bed-in. However, that day was a contract sex day, and Yoko was pressed by Misaki instead of her in Miki's room. Misaki forcibly breaks into Yoko who runs away, realizes that she is a virgin, and is moved and decides to get married. On the other hand, Noriko, who has Tsujimoto's child, witnesses the affair between him and Miki and attempts suicide. Being struck by Noriko's heart, Tsujimoto also closed the play poi and proposed. Miki, who is alone, sets out in search of new sex friends ....

Kurutta kajitsu AKA Crazed Fruit (1981) - Kichitaro Negishi

Synopsis
Here's a terrific updating of the 1956 Nikkatsu classic Crazed Fruit; a new version that is superior to the original. While the original was a seminal sun tribe classic, the new version examines the 1980s Japanese youth from a more intimate, less political perspective. Consequently, it's a remake in name only. The film focuses on the unstable relationship between two youngsters: a guy working in a sex club and a rich girl who trades her stepfather lover for a younger boyfriend just for a change. Neither one of them really understand each other - or themselves. Like many of director Kichitaro Negishi's other films, this movie would also be more at home in Art Theatre Guild's catalogue than in the Roman Porno series where it was released (Negishi's next film, Distant Thunder, was, in fact, an ATG production). The film features all of Negishi's strengths: energetic visual approach, terrific use of pop music, freezy outdoor scenes, and quiet moments which challenge the viewer to analyze the complex characters. The last 5 minutes features some of the most stylish cinema even seen in the Roman Porno genre. Acting is thoroughly great as well. Lead actor Yûji Honma comes from Art Theatre Guild and the female star Yuki Ninagawa likewise has mainstream background. Neither one of them ever appeared in another Roman Porno production. Supporting actors are just as good: Eiji Okada (Hiroshima mon amour), talented Roman Porno regular Nobutaka Masutomi, and Eiko Nagashima whose performance as child-like, miserable yet energetic hooker is strangely toughing and one of the film's highlights. - HungFist @ BnB