100 High School Girls: Secret Motel Report
女高生１００人（秘）モーテル白書
Synopsis
Investigative reporter Hayakawa Junko visits a town that was once the scene of a scandal involving mass prostitution to cover the activities of high school girls at motels. What Junko sees there is a flood of sexual promiscuity among high school girls that is even more shocking than what has been reported in the media. During her investigation, Junko hears a rumor that it is a "high school version of Romeo and Juliet," in which two high school students, Ryuichi and Yuki, fell in love but their families opposed their relationship, so they cut off each other's little fingers.
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Release History & Theatrical Window
June 23, 2006
Physical Home Media
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Chūsei Sone
- Screenplay & Story
- Shinji Sōmai, Keiji Kubota
- Original Score
- Tadashi Arano
- Original Title
- 女高生１００人（秘）モーテル白書
- Country of Origin
- Japan
- Spoken Languages
- Japanese
- Runtime
- 1h 10m
- Production Studios
- Nikkatsu Corporation
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Chūsei Sone
Shinji Sōmai, Keiji Kubota
Tadashi Arano
Nobumasa Mizunoo
Toyoharu Nishimura
Department Leadership Roster
Chūsei Sone
Director
Shinji Sōmai
Screenplay
Keiji Kubota
Screenplay
Nobumasa Mizunoo
Director of Photography
Toyoharu Nishimura
Editor
Tadashi Arano
Original Music Composer
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What is 100 High School Girls: Secret Motel Report about?
Investigative reporter Hayakawa Junko visits a town that was once the scene of a scandal involving mass prostitution to cover the activities of high school girls at motels. What Junko sees there is a flood of sexual promiscuity among high school girls that is even more shocking than what has been reported in the media. During her investigation, Junko hears a rumor that it is a "high school version of Romeo and Juliet," in which two high school students, Ryuichi and Yuki, fell in love but their families opposed their relationship, so they cut off each other's little fingers.
Who directed 100 High School Girls: Secret Motel Report?
100 High School Girls: Secret Motel Report was directed by Chūsei Sone.
Who stars in 100 High School Girls: Secret Motel Report?
The principal cast of 100 High School Girls: Secret Motel Report includes Rei Okamoto, Yôko Asakura, Kyoko Naitô, Tamaki Katsura, Eriko Taniguchi.
When was 100 High School Girls: Secret Motel Report released and how long is it?
100 High School Girls: Secret Motel Report was released in 1975 with a total runtime of 1h 10m.
Who composed the musical score for 100 High School Girls: Secret Motel Report?
The original motion picture soundtrack for 100 High School Girls: Secret Motel Report was composed by Tadashi Arano.