
A 19-year-old student is lured into a fake modeling gig, only to be trapped and humiliated in the wilderness. Stripped and subjected to intense sexual assault, her desperate reactions and cries are captured in this brutal story.




















It's outdoors, but basically in the middle of the mountains. If you're a fan of exposure, you'll recognize the spot. It's filmed around an abandoned warehouse in the woods. The actress has a model-like lookโslender legs and decent-shaped breasts. She's not a stunning beauty, but she's not bad either. The story is exactly what the title says, and it's not particularly well-crafted. The story doesn't really matter here. The focus is entirely on her getting naked outdoors. She gets undressed in the open space in front of the warehouse and is touched while fully nude. Her figure is nice. As for her sensitivity, she doesn't seem like the type to convulse; she pants during manual stimulation, but there's no real climax. Maybe that's why she does outdoor shoots. Her body is attractive and erotic. If she were standing right in front of you, it would be nothing short of art (laughs). After the touching, they have intercourse, and the penetration is clearly visible. It's a standard scene. The actress didn't seem particularly excited, and her monotone dialogue was a bit disappointing. Well, for outdoor stuff, the main draw is the nudity, not the intercourse, so I didn't expect much there. Unfortunately, the second half is shot at night. In the mountains at night, you can barely call it 'exposure.' Plus, the lighting is dim. It ends in the dark. Just watch the first half; the second half is unnecessary. Even as an exposure fan, I'm giving it 3 stars. That's a pretty generous rating.
Her face might be a matter of taste, but she has a great figure. The sex scenes were good too.
*I just wanted to see an open act, so I'm satisfied with the essential parts. However, even in a situation that goes against your wishes, if you accept it and say, ``It's fine if I can get money.'' It doesn't get exciting because it doesn't convey the conflict of resisting pleasure. The work in the same series, in which Yu Shinoda appeared, used aphrodisiacs to successfully illustrate this point. I wonder if it's more a matter of cutting corners than a problem of ability? I felt disappointed.