The Road to Shion

I would like to introduce my readers to the lovely Shion Amane, whom we see at left in her IZM DVD, Muchi pocha hounyuu doll (むちぽちゃ豊乳DOLL; ICD-180; March 2012). If boredom sets in during the following recitation of my online activities, feel free to study Ms. Amane's voluptuous and curvy form instead.

At Boobpedia I started a couple more Munekyunkissa bios in the morning, and added some DVD release info to my prep-list in the afternoon. I made the following submissions to IMDb:
1977-07 New Bride Attack (新妻を襲う - Niizuma o osou) [Shintôhô] dir: Giichi Nishihara
1977-08 Pervert's Medical School (痴漢性医学部 - Chikansei igakubu) [Shintôhô] dir: Genji Nakamura
1977-11 Poruno mukou san genryô donari: Tsure komi apaato (ポルノ向う三軒両隣り　連れ込みアパート) [Shintôhô] dir: Minoru Inao
1977-12-10 Semi-dokyumento: Kankô basu nure nure jakku (セミドキュメント　観光バス濡れ濡れジャック / 観光バス濡れ濡れ・ジャック) [Watanabe Pro / Nikkatsu] dir: Gô Kuga

Last evening's viewing was Road to Bali (1952) with Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, and Dorothy Lamour. Continuing our theme of Hogan's Heroes personnel in non-Hogan roles, one of the minor players was the person my son and I were waiting, and waiting, and waiting to see: General Burkhalter himself, Leon Askin. It was OK, and Askin was worth the wait, but the Road series had obviously run out of steam by this point. The jokiness seemed a bit forced and tired, the songs rather formulaic, and the plot... well, there was none really. Still, it obviously had a much higher budget than most of the stuff I have been watching lately, it was all professional, slick and enjoyable. If not terribly exciting, at least not a bad way to kill an evening. Six stars out of Ten.