
Indulge in intense, up-close encounters at an exclusive men's spa. From the sensory overload of a four-handed rookie training massage to the mind-blowing foam and precision touches of a body wash session, this collection features 4 scenarios designed to drive any man wild.




















I had high expectations due to the good reviews, but the actress's lack of acting skills was glaring throughout. It's actually more entertaining when it's over-the-top, like with Momo Amamiya. Also, aside from the Amamiya part, the fact that the male actor doesn't ejaculate at all is a minus. There's no denying that the whole thing feels sloppy.
*(1) [Men's beauty salon] Hina Yuuki The massage technique doesn't seem to be good. The man tries to generate his own electricity during the treatment, and in the end, the therapist forces him to hold it and gives him a hand job. (2) [Delivery Rejuvenation] Momo Amemiya Delivery sensuality is more correct than delivery rejuvenation.ใ (3) [New employee training massage] Yuri Hayakawa/Sara Makino From the beginning, I was confused because it felt like that. No atmosphere. (4) [Body wash massage] Reiko Nakamori (It is incorrect that Reiko Nakamura is listed in the performer column of DMM) Washing my body while wearing big panties. At the end, I put my hand inside her big pussy and give her a handjob.
The eroticism and beauty are excellent. If only, if only they had included a blowjob, it would've been five stars.
โA line from Chief Hayakawa (Yuri Hayakawa) after a customer finishes during new hire training. Her look with glasses and an updo is so stimulating (the person on the cover). There's also a great scene where she looks at the customer's crotch and sticks her tongue out with a smile. Hina Yuki, who appears at the beginning, also has a top-tier innocent vibe. This work is worth it for these two alone. Reiko Nakamura (credited as Reiko Nakamori in the film) looks like someone... It's Nakajima from Othello!!
Since the title is 'I Felt It,' there's really no need to go through the trouble of finishing every single time, is there? I recall that in the early days of the series, it sometimes ended without that. Maybe they should just change the title to something like 'I Made Her Finish with a Massage'? Constantly pestering the actress, begging to be finished off, and trying to do it even when told not to... it's just gross. The premise itself is irresistible, but the reason I can't give this a 'good' rating is entirely due to the annoying performance of the male actor every single time. Please, give me a break. In AV, the male actor should be nothing more than an extra, so why does he have to be such a massive point of contention? Tone it down!