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Here's the first volume of one of my favorite h-mangas. The series overall is very solid, with excellent artwork and an even better storyline; I found myself reading it a couple times simply for the plot.

Now for what everyone is wanting: This issue contains significant nudity, a couple of shots of hetero, and that's it. However, it introduces the characters you'll see for the next eight issues fairly well, so it's worth reading.

The story: A group of female performers in the later 1800s travels from place to place, putting on, for the most part, very erotic plays and dances.

Their performance, however, is interrupted by a police raid and the girls scatter, calling on the audience to hide them in their homes. There's panels of the various performers thanking those hiding them with... well, take a guess :-p

... Except for Oshizu, who gets cornered by a corrupt cop named Bunzo. About to get raped, she's rescued by a swordsman, who gives her his robe to cover up and hides her. The 'hiding' had both of them pressing very tightly together and Oshizu gets a bit over-stimulated and climaxes, much to the swordsman's confusion. The man leaves afterwards.

There's straight, a bit of lolicon (one of the performers is very young), a bit of forced (the attempted rape).

I like it when I can understand the story and what's it about, so I definatly give this doujin my prop's. This is about these japaneese show girls who gets almost gets busted in a raid. Then one of the guarda finds I one and begins to investegate her more thoroughly until a samurai comes to her rescue.

I found the story to be somewhat interesting, and the artwork to be much to my liking. The series contains everything, cute girls, some are girly and lady like, others are a little more tom boyish. Some are older, some younger, but all are nice to look at. Definitly something to take a look at.

So, when I first saw this title all I could think of was, "Hey! Kabuki! That sounds interesting." So I looked at the gallery and saw the cover art.

Truthfully, I wasn't too impressed, but I kept going to see how the rest of it unfolds. To my surprise the story was quite interesting and was one of the main reasons that kept me going. Not to mention that after a while the art started to grow on me too and I began to appreciate it.

All in all, I liked this manga, but am a bit disappointed in not being able to read the next volume to see what happens to our heroines.

Femme Kabuki is a nice one. It's pretty much of a live-nude show stage club that gets raided by the police. The girls all have to run out of there, naked.

One of the police men catch one of the girls, and starts stickin it to her. Then some Samurai dude busts in and owns the cop. They duck into an alley, but the closeness causes the girl to ORGASM. He leaves, but leaves her a kimono so she can get home.

A very short manga, with no real scenes, some okay art, and an okay story. Sadly there's not enough MEAT to it.

It was ok. It starts out with some showgirls that get busted in a police raid and one starts getting taken advantage of.

Then this badass samurai gives the girl an orgasm and a kimono and she runs home. Nothing too hardcore here, but English manga is always nice.

I found this Manga to be very good and entertaining. It has a good variaty of characters that can cater multiple tastes. The girls are very well drawn and cute. The dialog is a little hard to follow on occation but overall the story is very good and funny. I am looking foraward to being able to read the rest of this series.

One of my favorite mangas of all time.

With nice drawings that extends to all 9 volumes, the story is about a traveling band of performers composed of a variety of females that show various sexual acts in the setting of ancient japan.

A definite must read.

This Manga is one of the more mellow types I've seen. It doesn't have much to offer, except some intimate scenes here and there, and some naked scenes too, but that's what you'd expect in a soft porn. The art is drawn well, and even though there's not much to see, it's still an interesting manga to check out.