the story of Sada Abe, a woman who cut off her dead lover's genitals and carried them around with her for days, is one of Japan's most notorious scandals?
Question 4: [9] As she became more irresponsible and uncontrollable, her parents sold her to a geisha house in ________ in 1922, hoping to find her a place in society with some direction.
Question 7: 1975 - ________'s A Woman Called Sada Abe was released, for a Japan-only audience, but was overshadowed internationally by its more explicit successor that came out the following year.
Question 8: [9] When the film In the Realm of the Senses was being planned in the mid 1970s, director Nagisa Oshima apparently sought out Abe and, after a long search, found her, her hair shorn, in a ________ nunnery.
Question 9: Though the prosecution demanded ten years, and Abe claimed that she desired the death penalty, she was in fact sentenced to just six years in ________.
Question 10: Angry that he had implied that the book was based on interviews he had made with her, Abe sued the author, Ichiro Kimura, for libel and ________.
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