Showa nun's biography: Kanno Mausoleum Bujutsu

Although it was a Japanese company that overcame the upheaval after the defeat and enjoyed the war economy of the Korean War, at Amane-dera Temple in Shikoku (Shikoku) where the region was still poor, tsubo shakashi and yujo (prostitutes), who were nun monzeki, gathered every night to have a party with Sakeike butterfly. Yosen-in, the 34th Monzeki (head priest), committed suicide because he was mistreated by a villain's evil chief priest, and Gokuramichi's beautiful wife, who was replaced by Yozen-in by her chief priest, sold it as a nun in Amane-dera Temple; she brought together yujo from the former Miyake (the House of the Consort's Household) and Toyomitsu's wife, a deep-hearted peasant, to attract customers including rich people in the Kansai region. Before the enforcement of the Prostitution Act, in early summer of 1931, the mausoleum tragic story of nuns held at an nun temple in Shikoku is a 150-minute masterpiece created by female director Akuya Date in a sensory melodrama.