is a Japanese company located in

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which is involved in the business of planning and producing

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. To date, the company has produced over 3,500 titles starring some of the most prominent adult video actresses .

Company information

IdeaPocket split off from the Attackers corporation and was founded as a separate entity in 2002 under the umbrella of the

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group of companies. It had previously been a stand-alone label used on works produced by the Attackers studio in their "Angel" series of

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videos to distinguish them from the more hardcore simulated rape movies produced for the Attackers Shark label. The first of the "Angel" videos, released in December 1998 and labeled AN-001, starred actress Ryo Hitomi while a later installment in the series featured

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Sally Yoshino. Further labels were later added and the company now has a reputation as one of the top studios in the Japanese adult video industry combining high production values and good performances. The company website, www.ideapocket.com, which has been online since June 19, 2002, has an audience drawn almost 79% from Japan and about 3% each from Hong Kong, the United States, and Indonesia. IdeaPocket releases about 17-18 videos per month comprising both original works and compilations and the large Japanese online video distributor DMM (part of the

) listed more than 1175 DVD and nearly 450 VHS titles available under the IdeaPocket name in mid-2010. Several of the studio's new videos have also been released in

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format. IdeaPocket released its first

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, , starring Mayu Nozomi, on September 1, 2011. In April 2013, IdeaPocket started a working relationship with

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promotion Union Pro Wrestling, which led to the introduction of the World Aipoke Championship title. At present, the company retails most of their content via their official website and Hokutu Corporation's DMM and Fanza platforms, generating hundreds of millions in sales globally. In fact, many fans have even requested that the company incorporate subtitles as part of their videos to enhance the viewing experience.

Moodyz Awards

The IdeaPocket studio started to take part in the year-end Moodyz Awards ceremony beginning in 2004. At the 2005 gathering, the studio presented awards to some of its own personnel but in the following years, 2006 to 2008, IdeaPocket competed for awards with various other

associated companies. In 2008, the IdeaPocket video ''High School Girl and Sex'' with Rion Hatsumi won the Best Title award.

AV Grand Prix

IdeaPocket was one of the companies participating in the 2008

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competition with their entry ''Shimiken's Private 7 FUCK'' (labeled AVGL-001) starring actor Ken Shimizu and actresses Chihiro Hara, Mangetsu Sakuragawa, Nene, Kaede Akina, Natsuki Sugisaki, Yua Aida and Marin. The video took the Best Miscellaneous Video award. The studio's entry for the 2009 AV Grand Prix was a multiple actress compilation ''GAL CIR 3'', labeled AVGL-101, which was given a "Special Award - Variety Video" at the contest.

Labels

Labels used by IdeaPocket and the first part of their associated product codes: * Angel (AN for VHS tapes and AND for DVDs) * Colors (COSD) * High School Pink (HPD) * Ideapocket Best (IDBD) * Supreme (SUPD) * Tissue (IPTD, IPZ, IPX) * Virtual Ex

Directors

Major directors at IdeaPocket include: * Akinaga * otyle * Alala Kurosawa * Takuan * Jiro Tubuyaki * Tadanori Usami

Actresses

Active exclusive actresses

Notable actresses

* Yua Aida *

Hotaru Akane also known as and was a Japanese actress, HIV/AIDS activist, and AV idol. She was active in many media formats in Japan including mainstream theatrical film, and was a popular blogger. Her adeptness at female ejaculation in adult videos (AV) e ...

* Tsubasa Amami *

Minami Aoyama is a Japanese former ''pink film'' actress and AV idol. She appeared in award-winning ''pink films'', and was herself given a Best Actress award for her work in this genre in 2006. Life and career Minami Aoyama was born in Tokyo on May 28, 1982 ...

* Azusa Ayano * Sarasa Hara * Akie Harada * Rion Hatsumi * Minori Hatsune * Honoka *

Bunko Kanazawa is a Japanese adult film actress, who was mostly active in the late 1990s and early 2000s. She has been called "one of the biggest AV idols in Japan". Life and career Debut—Cosmos Plan Bunko Kanazawa was born April 4, 1979 in Kanagawa prefe ...

* Kaho Kasumi * Aino Kishi * Jessica Kizaki * Meguru Kosaka * Ichika Kuroki * Miho Maeshima * Miyu Misaki *

Nozomi Momoi was a popular and prolific Japanese AV idol, best known for her "baby face that topped off a huge set of boobs" She appeared in over 100 movies, appearing in up to ten releases per month. (contains nudity) She was murdered at the age of 24. Life ...

* Mina Nakano *

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* Kaho Shibuya * Riko Tachibana * Akira Watase * Sally Yoshino *

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* Tina Yuzuki (Rio) *

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* Airi Kijima * Sakura Momo * Akari Tsumugi * Kaede Karen * Nanami Misaki * Minami Aizawa

Series

Popular series

* Digital Channel * First IdeaPocket * First Impression * * * Love Semen * * Spermania * *

Notes

Sources

* {{Japanese Erotic Cinema Japanese pornographic film studios Japanese companies established in 2002 Mass media companies based in Tokyo Mass media companies established in 2002 Film production companies of Japan