JAV that has been cancelled or pulled out from the market ?

samurai79

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yes, the problem is we never get the chance to look it pictures, and more unfortunately to watch the videos, becaused it already cancelled before they post the teaser / trailer video clip :(

its make me thinking the possiblity of some girls regreted their decission to work in adult industry, and want to stop it before goes to public
If they signed the contract, they are shit out of luck.
 

paparoach408

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If they signed the contract, they are shit out of luck.

Well with the whole situation going on now with Marks Japan, and Saki Kouzaki saying she was brainwashed I don't think they'd take that risk, and bad PR from keeping a girl "who doesn't want to be there" like S1S1 takes no risk that's why i really don't think she was underage, and it had to be the other reason
 
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StageNinja47

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The videos from this lady i think has been removed from dmm, sokmil and arzon. I used to find her videos but not there anymore.
Maybe still under age?

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MINIMUM titles are really pushing it. Japan AV may seem like "anything goes", but there are some levels of lolita content that presses against the boundaries too much. This one seems to have gotten approval by one of the ethics companies, but it's possible it was rescinded or DMM (who owns MINIMUM) was receiving a lot of flack for it. If you go their site now, you'll see most new releases have moved back towards women who aren't near midgets and flat on both ends.

^^ As long as she's over 18 it really is no problem. I know somehow Asian are looking younger but she's look nothing underage, especially if you see her in action.

She definitely looks really young. Goin by her looks alone she looks like a pre-teen maybe around 12-14 old. But I agree if she was 18 yeas old when she film the vidoe. I don't see a problem with it and the movie should be release. It just going to be niche movie.
 

paparoach408

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SNIS-726 if it was a debut, what if it's the video they used to replace there original AV-Open release?
 
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pikuseru

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She definitely looks really young. Goin by her looks alone she looks like a pre-teen maybe around 12-14 old. But I agree if she was 18 yeas old when she film the vidoe. I don't see a problem with it and the movie should be release. It just going to be niche movie.

Yeah, I agree, it should not be a problem. I also think the idea of limiting the freedoms of certain adults because "they look really young" is probably not right either.
 
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Supmop

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Well with the whole situation going on now with Marks Japan, and Saki Kouzaki saying she was brainwashed I don't think they'd take that risk, and bad PR from keeping a girl "who doesn't want to be there" like S1S1 takes no risk that's why i really don't think she was underage, and it had to be the other reason

recently we seen cancelled videos more than usually, most of them are cancelled before release

I noticed Mary Tachibana's video from Nampa Japan also has been cancelled, she is not underage and still releasing other videos

so I think its more possible becaused other reason than underage, I'm really curious whats the reason is ?

I hope someone, Inertia maybe, can give the answer

SNIS-726 if it was a debut, what if it's the video they used to replace there original AV-Open release?

good question ;)
 
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Supmop

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If they signed the contract, they are shit out of luck.

I'm sure they signed the contract, but still the videos has been cancelled, and in the past few months I notice its happened much more often

make me curious whats going on ? underage ? girls decided to buy back their contract ? or other legal problems ?
 

Inertia

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No idea why individual titles are canceled, but the industry has more sand in its vagina now than ever before thanks to the accusations by Ms. "I was coerced into starring into AV, but ended up doing 100+ titles anyway". Every studio is real pissed off and the Ethics companies are stricter than ever. It's possible the pulled titles may not have starred underage actresses, but contained some themes that the Ethics companies found to be NG.

I don't think this is a permanent industry shift thankfully. Give it a half year and things will return to normal.
 
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lordsuperjesus

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No idea why individual titles are canceled, but the industry has more sand in its vagina now than ever before thanks to the accusations by Ms. "I was coerced into starring into AV, but ended up doing 100+ titles anyway". Every studio is real pissed off and the Ethics companies are stricter than ever. It's possible the pulled titles may not have starred underage actresses, but contained some themes that the Ethics companies found to be NG.

I don't think this is a permanent industry shift thankfully. Give it a half year and things will return to normal.

people keep talking about Ethics companies, what is that? i'm not in japan and don't have a good undersanding of how all this works over there. is it like the FFC in the u.s? the thing is in the u.s if it gets out that a porn company had under age girls and filmed them then the FBI started to poke it's nose around and even if you didn't know at the time (I.E the girl lied about her age) you are going to the pen for making kiddie porn with intent to sell. no if and or butt about it. it's time to learn how to fight because you know what they do to you in u.s jail right?

how could it be about under age girls and there not be a federal investigation about it? there would be in the states and what about the loli ban that was talked about a few years back? are the laws there really so loose that this could be about underage stars??
 
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Supmop

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No idea why individual titles are canceled, but the industry has more sand in its vagina now than ever before thanks to the accusations by Ms. "I was coerced into starring into AV, but ended up doing 100+ titles anyway". Every studio is real pissed off and the Ethics companies are stricter than ever. It's possible the pulled titles may not have starred underage actresses, but contained some themes that the Ethics companies found to be NG.

I don't think this is a permanent industry shift thankfully. Give it a half year and things will return to normal.

thank you for your comment Inertia :)

yes I agree that the possibility

thanks to her now we can't see some videos :(
 

Inertia

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Ethics companies = those companies whose stickers adorn many AV titles on the back of their covers. Two examples: http://www.vsic.jp/ and http://www.seihanrin.jp/
They are not owned by the gov't as far as I know, but many a retired police officer sits in top positions (amakudari) so don't expect mosaic to go anywhere soon.

Studios submit their movies there for 'approval'. These companies will look at the title and ensure that mosaic is properly applied and they don't violate other rules as well.
Submitting a movie isn't cheap though they have 'plans' for studios that submit a lot. Expect several hundred dollars per title (converted to USD).
The reason studios submit movies to these companies is because many big merchants like DMM, DUGA, and lots of physical disk shops (at least the big ones) won't sell titles if they don't have approval.

A studio doesn't need to get their titles approved. Milky-Cat for example pretty much sells independently so they don't bother getting Ethics approval.
 

Supmop

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Ethics companies = those companies whose stickers adorn many AV titles on the back of their covers. Two examples: http://www.vsic.jp/ and http://www.seihanrin.jp/
They are not owned by the gov't as far as I know, but many a retired police officer sits in top positions (amakudari) so don't expect mosaic to go anywhere soon.

Studios submit their movies there for 'approval'. These companies will look at the title and ensure that mosaic is properly applied and they don't violate other rules as well.
Submitting a movie isn't cheap though they have 'plans' for studios that submit a lot. Expect several hundred dollars per title (converted to USD).
The reason studios submit movies to these companies is because many big merchants like DMM, DUGA, and lots of physical disk shops (at least the big ones) won't sell titles if they don't have approval.

A studio doesn't need to get their titles approved. Milky-Cat for example pretty much sells independently so they don't bother getting Ethics approval.

thanks for your information :)

now I know whats the meaning of vsic
 

lordsuperjesus

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Ethics companies = those companies whose stickers adorn many AV titles on the back of their covers. Two examples: http://www.vsic.jp/ and http://www.seihanrin.jp/
They are not owned by the gov't as far as I know, but many a retired police officer sits in top positions (amakudari) so don't expect mosaic to go anywhere soon.

Studios submit their movies there for 'approval'. These companies will look at the title and ensure that mosaic is properly applied and they don't violate other rules as well.
Submitting a movie isn't cheap though they have 'plans' for studios that submit a lot. Expect several hundred dollars per title (converted to USD).
The reason studios submit movies to these companies is because many big merchants like DMM, DUGA, and lots of physical disk shops (at least the big ones) won't sell titles if they don't have approval.

A studio doesn't need to get their titles approved. Milky-Cat for example pretty much sells independently so they don't bother getting Ethics approval.

thanks for the hot info bro.

that sounds like a racket to me. like the MPAA or ESRB in the us. a outside party that reviews shit to keep the gov't out. a simple racket.
 

Inertia

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It is a racket, but they're rules still allow a lot more leeway (aside from mosaic) than any other country in the world. Whether you like it or not, Japan seems to be the only place that produces professionally-shot scat porn (in other words, titles shot in studios with professional crews rather than amateur woman doing it all from home).
 
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WANZ-518 Slave Dedicated Shaved Maid Ozawa Walnut

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I guess this one made it to the list here. No info related this JAV on Wanz-factory site, whereas rest all for this month have been already released by wanz.

Damn! She was cute tho :mad:
her real identity was found out, and the school she was going to so she deleted her twitter, retired, and it took a while, but her stuff has(or is) going to be pulled.

Somebody managed to get a leaked copy and ripped it!!!

http://www.javlibrary.com/en/?v=javlilq74q
 

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Supmop

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JUY-007 can't be found anywhere, seems the cancelled before release problems still continue :(