T-Cup Haruki Compilation: BOMC-059

My Pink Film poster project has continued apace today, I got to the end of 2002, and then finished up the second Picasaweb album-- that's 900 poster images. This morning's work was done while listening to Puccini's second opera, Edgar. I'd never heard it before. Nothing particularly caught my ear as extraordinary, but Puccini's melodic gifts were evident nonetheless. I was able to post a reply to IMDb about that little difficulty, which seems to be nothing to worry about now.
However a new, possibly disastrous worry has reared its head, in regards to this blog, and the Pink film ones: Blogger says that one of my posts has received a copyright infringement complaint, and been hidden from public view. Well, first, it hasn't been hidden from view yet-- it's still public. But second, more ominously, it seems to be a regular, innocuous post, describing the career of one actress, posting some DVD cover images and images from DVDs... The first question is: Why was only that particular post complained about? I see nothing particularly copyright-sensitive about it-- just advertising materials for DVD releases. And the second thought is: If that one must be taken down, then the whole blog is in jeopardy... And so, this blog may be doomed, or I may have to revert into a purely public domain movie and opera review site... which I doubt my Asian BBW fans will care much for... But let's enjoy our fun while we can, and start tonight's post:

Our old buddy Bom Bom Ojisan has not updated his blog since December 15, but he has a new DVD release scheduled. This is a compilation 2-DVD set of the four DVDs starring T-cup Haruki. Prior to the present volume, BOMC-059, Haruki has starred in BOMC-029 (October 2011), BOMC-035 (January 2012), BOMC-045 (May 2012), and BOMC-048 (July 2012).

We have covered her appearances a few times, but haven't done a full review of her career. I don't know if this compilation DVD is an indication of retirement, but it does gives a good excuse for a review of the four DVDs presented here.

The DVD claims that Haruki was a surprise hit for the studio, and I believe that, since her name, and posts covering her, have been consistently among the top draws to this blog.

We'll have to remember to look in on Haruki in more detail at a later date. For now, this latest release will have to do. For Tonight, however, let's content ourselves by admiring a few of the new images presented as part of this fifth release.