This 66 minute film plays like a documentary of a young lady who lives in Northern Japan who travels to Tokyo to become a Geisha, or try to be. On the way, on a stop off, she meets a guy she considers a man god, but still goes to Tokyo. The Tokyo of 1963 is not like today. Rwmember, this is before video, the internet and cable, so most adult entertainment was in the form of live shows. You get the feeling Tokyo was a capital of debauchery. There is much in the way of to the waist nudity, even in the traditional areas of Japan outside of Tokyo, but it is always explained it is more of a cultural thing, rather than a gratuitous thing. Its an interesting film, with some narration by an American, but I'm not certain how authentic it is. Its a curious film, but its fairly well made. If you're interested in the recent social history of Tokyo, its fun to watch. I liked it.