
Yuka found a mobile phone at the entrance of her house on her way home from shopping. The owner happened to be Sato, a senior from Hiroki's high school days. An unexpected reunion after a long time. They were drinking and chatting about old times, but Hiroki got drunk. Then Sato changed his attitude and approached Yuka...










I was surprised to hear that Tomoda Sayaka was cast in this work, as I thought she was already appearing in it. Now, this work. Personally, I think it's the best work in this year's Ana Hoshi (あな許) series. She's an actress who perfectly fits the adjective "sensual." Her stable acting skills speak for themselves. My personal impression of her was that of a "glamorous actress," so I wondered if she wouldn't be too flashy to play the so-called "ordinary wife" in this work, but it was a completely unnecessary worry. She perfectly portrayed the image of a wife who exudes mature charm while appearing modest and well-behaved. The way this modesty gradually transforms into lewdness is too erotic to bear. Or rather, being modest with this beauty is cheating from the start, haha. Really, why does she stay so beautiful all the time? Her face hasn't changed much since she was young… In fact, I like her face now the most. Especially her eyes are sensual and too beautiful. She can act with just one pair of clear, moist eyes filled with hesitation and desire (of course, her other expressions, voice, and gestures are also perfect). Even a single pussy scene is so erotic that I could watch it forever, and every scene is like a painting. The "Ana Hoshi" title is, "If a woman is subjected to such sex, she will fall in love with a man other than her husband," a title that can also be said to be the origin of the adultery AV, which perfectly embodies this theme that resonates with me the most in every drama, and this work especially made me feel this theme more intensely. It was a satisfying work.
Tomoda Sayaka's acting successfully expresses Yuka's complex emotions. Her gaze and expressions allow you to delve into the depths of Yuka's heart. Also, Sato's changing attitude feels even more realistic thanks to Tomoda Sayaka's performance.