
Live out your fantasies with the beautiful neighbor next door. Featuring 6 top-tier actresses like Ayu Sakurai and Yua Saiki, this visual erotic theater offers 6 unique stories. A must-watch for anyone who loves gorgeous married women.




















I can't quite put my finger on it, but I feel like these actresses could have done a bit better.
Ayu Sakurai: Incomplete performance due to the actor's lack of skill. Too short. Koi Mukai: Face and body are okay, but I don't feel any genuine passion. She's just going through the motions. Meisa Chibana: I thought she had a great body, but it's fake breasts. Cute face and decent sex appeal, but nothing beyond that. Yua Saiki: Good sex appeal. Her twitching reactions were impressive. It would've been better if her timing with the actor was more in sync. A bit of a shame. Yuna Aino: She has a great, voluptuous vibe, but being paired with an old man is just too much, right? No sex appeal at all. Yuuka Minase: Good body, but she's just faking the climax. Very disappointing.
I think married women have a unique charm. The calm, mature allure and the illicit thrill of an affair are incredible. This work was packed with those elements. The actress's sex appeal is great, and I'm satisfied with the variety of situations. I can't help but wish my own wife were this attractive... Well, my wife is 'that type,' so I don't have to worry about affairs.
I assumed the 'I' in the title referred to a 'young man' and bought it because I saw the names Koi Mukai (Koumi Sasaki) and Yuna Aino. But then, in Part-5, 'Bokki' Grandpa Sugiura appears as a writer with Yuna Aino as his secretary. What is this? I get that an old man can call himself 'I', but I got played. Could this 'I' even satisfy the body of a 'young mature woman' like Yuna Aino? A careless lecher like me easily falls for titles like this. I know recent Momotaro videos are usually decent, so I didn't expect it to be bad, but it turned out to be an 'omnibus' of 6 old works. The image quality is poor, and the fourth segment with Pierre Ken was... meh. Still, starting with Sakura Ayu's semi-new work 'I'm so heartbroken...' (promotion?), and the mosaic being as minimal as the latest Kaede releases was okay. Maybe Momotaro has 'a samurai's pride' to save face at the end? It was alright.