Cabaret Diary

It was a place where prostitution was managed in a military-like manner, with excessive and unnecessary services provided to customers. It was a place where sex was served in a way that was both sad and disgusting! In this rapidly changing world of the sex industry, from bare-chested cafes to luxurious establishments, cabarets continued to exist. This movie depicts the lives of people who work in such cabarets in a comical yet realistic way. The cabaret “Miss Japan” in Shinjuku Graver store thrived due to its military-style management and competition among its branches for profits. During the summer bonus season, every store tried to attract customers with generous bonuses. The Shinjuku branch, under the leadership of manager Kamiya, offered excessive services to attract customers. All the prostitutes worked hard to make customers satisfied. But one day, Miss Number Two, Junko (Okamoto), and Manager Fukunaga got married. The manager managed to overcome this crisis by promoting Wada (Ito) to the position of head of the department. But then, Miss Number One, Hiromi (Takai), skipped work without permission. Wada went to check on her and found her diary filled with thoughts