Touch

There is a brief student protest, and which includes students pushing at their university gates.

There is very mild bad language ('God').

Brief sex scenes include riding, thrusting and implied masturbation. However, there is no nudity and sexual detail is limited. There are also brief post-coital scenes, and which, similarly, lack strong detail. There is a brief verbal sex reference to sleeping with a partner of choice.

A student refers to 'Japs' and also uses a disparaging term when referring to a Japanese restaurant. The speaker is a negatively presented character whose discrimination is implicitly condemned. In a period setting, a person refers to a Japanese man as "An Oriental gentleman"; however, there is no discriminatory intent. A Japanese character explains that she and her non-Japanese neighbours share a mutual antipathy.

Black and white footage shows brief sight of burned and scarred adults and children; however, these scenes lack stronger visual detail. There are stylised artistic renderings of atomic bomb blast victims, and which includes sight of blood. However, these simple drawings lack graphic detail.

Line drawing outlines in a tattoo parlour show brief female breast outline. However, these images are brief and undetailed.

There are some distressing verbal references to injuries, including radiation poisoning, suffered by victims of the Hiroshima atomic bomb blast, and to their subsequent deaths. A character states that her father believed she should be sterilised to prevent any child born to her suffering birth defects due to her mother's exposure to radiation poisoning. A character is diagnosed with an unnamed life-limiting illness.

Adult characters smoke cigarettes. Many of these scenes of smoking reflect an earlier time period in which part of the film is set.

There is a brief student protest, and which includes students pushing at their university gates.

Brief sex scenes include riding, thrusting and implied masturbation. However, there is no nudity and sexual detail is limited. There are also brief post-coital scenes, and which, similarly, lack strong detail. There is a brief verbal sex reference to sleeping with a partner of choice.

A student refers to 'Japs' and also uses a disparaging term when referring to a Japanese restaurant. The speaker is a negatively presented character whose discrimination is implicitly condemned. In a period setting, a person refers to a Japanese man as "An Oriental gentleman"; however, there is no discriminatory intent. A Japanese character explains that she and her non-Japanese neighbours share a mutual antipathy.

Black and white footage shows brief sight of burned and scarred adults and children; however, these scenes lack stronger visual detail. There are stylised artistic renderings of atomic bomb blast victims, and which includes sight of blood. However, these simple drawings lack graphic detail.

Line drawing outlines in a tattoo parlour show brief female breast outline. However, these images are brief and undetailed.

There are some distressing verbal references to injuries, including radiation poisoning, suffered by victims of the Hiroshima atomic bomb blast, and to their subsequent deaths. A character states that her father believed she should be sterilised to prevent any child born to her suffering birth defects due to her mother's exposure to radiation poisoning. A character is diagnosed with an unnamed life-limiting illness.