Based on Go Nagai's ground-breaking comic strip, Harenchi Gakuen incorporated a great deal of panchira (panty shots) and sukarto meguri
(skirt flipping), with most of the lead actresses revealing their
underwear at one point or another. The film even concluded with a Benny
Hill-style chase scene, complete with attractive young starlets losing
their clothes to a runaway bus:
More chaos ensues when the girls chase after the driver, demanding the return of their clothing (along with their dignity, one supposes), ably assisted by the local constable and various other aggrieved parties:
Insert "Yakety Sax" theme here.
According to Wikipedia and other sources, the original manga was highly controversial for its time (mainly due to its breaking of innumerable social taboos), though by 1970, the furor seemed to have died down to a dull roar. The film was successful enough to warrant three sequels, all of which employed the same basic formula.
