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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Female Prisoner Scorpion (Japanese: Joshuu Sasori) series are women in prison films (suprise!) from Japan's Toei Studio. The first was director Shunya Itou's debut in 1972, and he also directed the second and third; the first four star Meiko Kaji in the title role. Several different lead actresses, reboots and plotlines, not necessarily anything to do with each other, followed her departure. They originate from a manga series begun in 1970 by Touru Shinohara. |