Kunoichi ninpô-chô V: Jiraiya hishô (1995)

The film's genre as a Japanese historical fantasy and exploitation ninja film does not inherently align with modern political ideologies, focusing instead on action, adventure, and spectacle within a feudal setting, thus warranting a neutral rating.

This Japanese film, rooted in its own folklore, features an ethnically homogeneous cast appropriate to its cultural origin, neither actively promoting nor subverting Western-centric DEI casting norms. Its narrative is expected to maintain a neutral or positive framing of its traditional cultural identities, rather than explicitly critiquing them.