36 Women String Bikini Perverted Swim Meet
Translation and Timing by ZENRA

 
Imagine how much guts a JAV studio needed to not only concoct (that's the easy part!), but make into a life a release that featured not a *dozen* actresses, but DOZENS of beautiful women!  Once upon a time, this was way more commonplace than now where outside of awards season, you rarely see studios go beyond two or three actresses.  We're living in a time now where only three or four makers still will regularly pump out titles with big casts and the reason why is painfully obvious...

With financial melancholy out of the way, we present to you V&R's 36 WOMEN STRING BIKINI PERVERTED SWIM MEET!  This is pure no holds barred big business #ClassicJAV.  It was filmed at the Hayakawa Swimming Center (as is clearly noted in the credits thus is safe to say), a potentially defunct community swimming pool.  The theme is less JAV title and more softcore series of games that at times will feature some accidental nudity.  After all, all contestants wear tiny string bikinis and with all that moving around, sometimes certain body parts may pop out.

Being a title shot when it was a lot simpler to cast a whole bunch of random women, you probably will not see any recognizable faces.  That changed later on as the director and most of the production staff for early V&R left the company in 2008 to form ROCKET.  They also did a few pool titles that we'll soon show, but it's important to present these in order for...uh...historical reasons.

I will agree with some of the reviewers on that big 3-letter Japanese VOD site extremely popular in Japan in that while SWIM MEET is a good title, if you aren't into nearly nonstop footage of many Japanese women in thongs, you could be mildly disappointed.  This, like its sequel we'll show in a few months are sex-free pure softcore movies.  There's no sexual penalty games, hardcore play, or anything like that.  Nowadays a studio would never push something like this out as the risk of economic ruin would be too much.  V&R had no such compunctions back then and thankfully gave us something glorious.

Subtitling note:  literally captioning everything the two hosts said would have been a monumental task that few would have appreciated so we decided to skip any of their banter during the actual games.  All dialog such as instructions, interviews, and post-game banter is still subtitled.  Also actresses names when displayed on screen in multiples is skipped due to a lack of timing real estate.  Thus, below we're pasting the cast list for you to peruse:

Team Red
Aya Inazawa (稲沢綾)
Moe Ichinose (一之瀬もえ)
Satoko
Serena (瀬玲奈)
Maya Tsubaki (椿まや)
Maiko Inui (乾麻衣子)
Kimika Katase (片瀬きみか)
Sakura Katagiri (片桐桜)
Sae (さえ）
Hina Takizawa (滝沢ひな）
Miku (みく）
Rei Himekawa （姫川麗）
Ema Momose （百瀬エマ）
Chiaki Komatsu (小松千晶)
Kaoru Ioka (武岡カオル）
Aki Ano (小野あき)
Yuuka Aoki (青木優香)
Rie Yasuda (安田理恵)
Haruna Gotou (後藤ハルナ)

Team White
Natsuki Kayama (加山夏樹)
Riho Matsuoka (松岡理穂)
Risa Ibuki (伊吹理沙)
Maria Hayashi (林マリア）
Hime Makimura （牧村姫）
Kimika Katase (片瀬きみか）
Yuki Kiyohara （清原由貴）
Kaede Amihama (網浜かえで）
Ringo Anno（阿武りんご）
Tsutsuji Ibu （伊武つつじ）
Mai (まい）
Yuki Souma (双真ユキ）
Hitomi Fukuoshi (福押ひとみ）
Rin Matsuura （松浦凛）
Tsubasa Igarashi （五十嵐翼）
Kahori Takaishi （高石かほり）
Kaoru Kamiyama (神谷かおる）
Ramu Konayuki (粉雪ラム）
 

Note:  V&R requires all titles licensed out to third-parties like ZENRA to retain their small and nearly transparent watermark in the top right corner of the screen.  Thus we apologize for the footage containing both their logo along with ours in the bottom right.  If you find recently released movies by V&R on websites without their watermark, then consider reporting the web addresses to them.