Shinjuku dorobô nikki (1969)

Shinjuku is the most densely populated and chaotic area of Tokyo, second only to Ginza. One day, someone suddenly shouted "thief". A group of pursuers caught the thief and stripped off his clothes, leaving only a piece of cloth with cherry blossom tattoos on his belly. The pursuers all said "yes" and all stood up. The incident then turned into a performance promotion for the "live theater". A bystander named Bird Man walked into a bookstore near Shinjuku Station, stole several books on sex science and human art, and was twisted by Meizi, a shop assistant, to the boss. The bird man kept stealing when he was caught and said, "I almost ejaculated." after being caught, the bird man did not plead guilty at all. The boss appreciated the bird man's choice of stealing books, and instead asked the plum to accompany the bird man to the restaurant. The two read stolen books together, flirted with each other, and made love that night, but it was very unsuccessful. The next day, the two consulted sex scientists, and explicit discussions and scenes about sex continued to appear on the screen, but they showed little interest. In order to stimulate their sexual desire, the two men went to see a geisha for sex. In order to help the two men and women who lacked sexual experience, they pretended to rape the plum, but did it. Late at night, Meizi piled up interesting books in the bookstore. Every time he took a book, a portrait of the author appeared in the picture and read a chapter. later. The two men joined the Live Theatre's "expectation to disturb the Drama", and Meizi simulated a caesarean section with menstruation. At this time, young people on the streets of Shinjuku began to throw stones. At the end of the film, students from the anti-Japanese Communist all-Japan Student Autonomous Association attacked the Shinjuku station on Anti-War Day.