
Sayoko married a man with a son, but after his sudden death in a car accident, she's left alone with her stepson. Desperate for work but unable to find any, her late husband's brother arrives from the countryside. He offers to help her find a job if she and the boy come to visit his hometown, inviting her on a hot spring getaway to 'think it over'...




















The opening sightseeing scenes at the hot spring drag on forever, so I skipped them; they're abnormally long. The content is drama-style, and the transition from the sexual harassment to the bed scene was quite a turn-on. However, the final play with the son felt like a generic 'first-time' scenario, which personally killed the mood for me. Itโs a shame, because the rest of it scores pretty high...
*There is a problem with the production side. This is a work of art that, even if the original ingredients are good, if the ingredients, seasoning, and cooking method are bad, the dish will be a failure. And the actor is also creepy! ! This actor with a shaved head is also quite an old man, but his childish language is so disgusting!! It's the same with other actors from other manufacturers. I'm tired of the idea that "mature woman" equals incest. But most of them follow that pattern. I don't need bad acting, I wish they would direct it more honestly.