
"Brother" a familiar voice called out. The owner of the voice was my childhood friend, Natsumi, who lived nearby. Natsumi, three years younger than me, was always a friendly and cheerful girl by my side. I'm not being conceited, but she liked me. Natsumi, whom I reunited with during a visit to my hometown after five years, was much more mature and alluring than the Natsumi in my memories. It was the first time I consciously recognized Natsumi as a woman. But Natsumi already had a boyfriend. So I...












I think I prefer how Neo looks now, but this plumper version of her isn't bad either. A cute and good actress.
Neo Akari in an NTR role. Usually, the story would involve the other woman falling for him, but here she just rejects him completely. The male performer's acting is so weak that even a forced NTR scenario feels unbelievable. It's a shame, especially after they went all the way. The ending was just awful. I usually give her films 4 stars or more, but this one barely scrapes a 3.
"Akari's" thick and fleshy build is seriously amazing. But with 98 minutes out of 110 spent with her resisting, I couldn't really enjoy the climax. And, honestly, that other part was a letdown too.
A story about a protagonist returning home and a man jealous of his childhood friend who continues to shine in their hometown. As the title says, the actress's performance is really good. It's a shame the rest wasn't utilized well.
I think it would've been even better if the beginning had a flashback to her school days, emphasizing how she's grown and become more feminine. The acting, where she resists until the very end in that old, Showa-era house, was fantastic, and the camerawork was really well done. Most dramas of this type end with her completely giving in, but this one has a more dramatic edge, setting it apart. The scene in the middle, where time passes with her naked and sweating in the hot, closed room, is erotic even without any actual interaction.