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FlashCa$h Launches New Exclusive Site FuckJapan.com

TORONTO — FlashCa$h.com announced today the latest addition to its niche site network, FuckJapan.com, featuring authentic Japanese adult videos filmed in and exported from the island nation itself exclusively for FlashCa$h.

FuckJapan.com is a video-based site, with embedded Flash video tours to highlight the spectacular (and kinky) content inside the site.

FuckJapan.com is an important site for Flashcash and the adult industry as a whole. It is one of the first times that Japanese content producers have granted a foreign country distribution rights to their content.

“We are looking forward to people’s reaction to these videos,” said Mary Gillis, Queen of Marketing at FlashCa$h. “The Asian niche is a very popular one, but the Japanese subset of that niche is what the surfers are really looking for. FuckJapan.com is a unique site, focusing on Japanese models and showcasing a range of perversions and pleasures.”

The site launched with more than 60 videos that range from 30 to 60 minutes in length, and new content will be added every 3 to 4 days.

“The new format of the FLASHCA$H sites lends itself to video-based memberships. Our new navigation differentiates inclusions from upsells and our embedded Flash video technology allows us to stream HD quality videos,” Gillis said. “FuckJapan.com is the perfect vehicle to showcase the new technology and give our consumers the ultimate porn experience.”

For more information, visit www.FlashCash.com

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