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Hideo Wakamatsu – Tarpaulin suitcase
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In the Realm of the Senses [VHS] $14.98 Nagisa Oshima’s sensational, 1976 film concerns a woman (Eiko Matsuda) whose obsessive sexual relationship with her husband (Tatsuya Fuji) crosses the line from passion into the territory of life and death. One of the most sexually explicit films ever to play in mainstream theaters (though it did run into legal trouble both in the U.S. and Japan), it has an air of palpable doom, suggesting that se… |
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In the Realm of the Senses (Uncut NC-17 Version) [VHS] $14.98 Nagisa Oshima’s sensational, 1976 film concerns a woman (Eiko Matsuda) whose obsessive sexual relationship with her husband (Tatsuya Fuji) crosses the line from passion into the territory of life and death. One of the most sexually explicit films ever to play in mainstream theaters (though it did run into legal trouble both in the U.S. and Japan), it has an air of palpable doom, suggesting that se… |
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In the Realm of the Senses [VHS] Nagisa Oshima’s sensational, 1976 film concerns a woman (Eiko Matsuda) whose obsessive sexual relationship with her husband (Tatsuya Fuji) crosses the line from passion into the territory of life and death. One of the most sexually explicit films ever to play in mainstream theaters (though it did run into legal trouble both in the U.S. and Japan), it has an air of palpable doom, suggesting that se… |
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Ringu Anthology of Terror (Rasen/Ringu/Ringu 2/Ringu 0) $39.98 The release of Ringu – Anthology of Terror is a pretty shrewd marketing move. Even though the four discs are bare bones in content (no special features at all), the set is bound to be a must-have for completists who’ve gone ga-ga over the Asian horror craze — not to mention anybody else looking for a terrific entrée to the genre. In case you’re unaware, Ringu was the Japanese phenomenon that spa… |
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In the Realm of the Senses $19.98 Nagisa Oshima’s sensational, 1976 film concerns a woman (Eiko Matsuda) whose obsessive sexual relationship with her husband (Tatsuya Fuji) crosses the line from passion into the territory of life and death. One of the most sexually explicit films ever to play in mainstream theaters (though it did run into legal trouble both in the U.S. and Japan), it has an air of palpable doom, suggesting that se… |
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Super Hybrid Gear II Black $109.00 Departing from the norm of backwoods-inspired backpacks, the urbane designs of Hideo’s hybrid backpacks are inspired by the demands of modern, urban use. More than a clean line and colorful canvas, the hard shell also protects your valuables (and self!) from bumps. It also keeps prying hands out and maintains a slim, smooth profile that is easy to slip through crowds. Inside, zippered pockets and … |
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Hideo Wakamatsu Mars III Attache Backpack Silver $149.00 This 3-way (handgrip, shoulder-strap, backpack) attache features backpack straps that can be deployed during your commute or trip through the airport, and stowed when you arrive at your office or meeting. High- tech hollow-threaded Japanese nylon reduces weight, increases durability and has a shimmery look. Hideo takes advantage of the low weight to add lots of features and pockets that would be p… |
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Hideo Wakamatsu Super Hybrid Gear Navy $109.00 Departing from the norm of backwoods-inspired backpacks, the urbane designs of Hideo’s hybrid backpacks are inspired by the demands of modern, urban use. More than a clean line and colorful canvas, the hard shell also protects your valuables (and self!) from bumps. It also keeps prying hands out and maintains a slim, smooth profile that is easy to slip through crowds. Inside, zippered pockets and … |
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Hideo Wakamatsu Randoseru Red $199.00 The randoseru backpack is a cultural icon in Japan, most schoolkids wear one and most adults consider it a symbol of school days. Outside of Japan these small backpacks are appreciated for their boxy roominess and distinctive style by people of all ages. Hideos family business is one of the leading makers of randoseru in Japan. In this version, Hideo has redesigned it with lightweight and weather … |
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Hideo Wakamatsu Randoseru Black $199.00 The randoseru backpack is a cultural icon in Japan, most schoolkids wear one and most adults consider it a symbol of school days. Outside of Japan these small backpacks are appreciated for their boxy roominess and distinctive style by people of all ages. Hideos family business is one of the leading makers of randoseru in Japan. In this version, Hideo has redesigned it with lightweight and weather … |