
Behind the mask of a common, virtuous life lies a hidden, burning desire. As her repressed urges finally break free, she spirals into a wild, uncontrollable frenzy of pure carnal pleasure.




















*It's strange how eroticism can be felt even when wearing a mask.It was good until the part where she was tied up, but then when the next big vibrator came on, I started to wonder if she was really enjoying it or if it was just an act, so I couldn't enjoy it as much.
*She's not exactly beautiful, but she's a cute mature woman for a work aimed at enthusiasts. Among this series, the mosaic process is careful and allows you to see the details clearly. When attacking vegetables, it is best to tie it in a way that lifts your buttocks and makes your ass look even better. I thought it would be a good idea to put my fist into it. Even when giving an enema, she is tied tightly and her buttocks are exposed for an impressive look. It would have been great if there were more solid stools. I want to see aggressive works like this from other actresses like Maki Hojo and Yayoi Yanagida who are OK with mania works!
She is gradually led by a dark voice and completely dominated. Seeing her in a kimono being touched, licked, and violated by a guy dressed like a stagehand is erotic. Nana Takeshita feels authentic, which is great.
The actress has a slim, small-breasted physique, which is different from current trends. However, her reactions during the play are quite good, and you can tell she's really into it. Her reactions during the enema play are especially great; the ecstatic expression she shows, caught between pain and pleasure, is something you don't see very often. The only downside is that the enema fluid is milk (mixed with glycerin?). A bottle of glycerin is shown, but there's no scene of it being mixed into the milk, so it's unclear what the concentration is, which is a bit disappointing. Since they went to the trouble of using glycerin, I really wish they had included a scene of them properly preparing the enema solution, perhaps using a glycerin aqueous solution instead. That's my only gripe.