
The next project of charismatic advertising creator Kumai Shin is an advertising campaign with the theme of 'sexual liberation and preventing unwanted pregnancies in women... citizenship for anal sex.' Kumai is troubled by the difficult project. Yuuki, who started working as an assistant admiring Kumai, wants to somehow be helpful to Kumai...












"Riho" is covered in beautifully smooth, pale skin. And of course, she's got a gorgeous pale ass and a beautiful anal opening. The enema and cumshot scenes are pretty well done. It's a shame though, she's got a curvy body but her ass is kinda flat. Also, I didn't really get a sense of devoted worship.
The teacher isn't someone I can respect, so there's nothing to see here. Wasting a pretty pussy and just spilling fluids all over the place. The actress is gorgeous, it's a shame.
It's not the actress's fault, but... it just fell into the typical, predictable pattern of a bad anal sex scene. The concept of dedicating yourself to someone you respect is good... but the initial anal stretching, the enema scene, and the transition to anal sex felt too rushed if the appeal was supposed to be 'first time' experience. With so much cut out, it creates a weird disconnect with the actress's reactions and performance. If they were going to do anal self-stimulation, they should have shown more 'intensity'. The double penetration, given the setting of 'sexual liberation and unwanted pregnancy...', is the one thing they absolutely shouldn't have done (even once risks pregnancy), so it's an interesting contradiction. It would have been better to stick to just anal sex and, if they wanted to do double penetration, use toys instead of another actor to better fit the setting. And the final anal self-stimulation ending doesn't really make sense... If they had clearly depicted liberation in her work and then a private descent into anal obsession, it could have felt like an 'awakening to the anus' thematically. But since the ideal ending is dedicated support leading to the success of someone she respects, the drama falls flat and I can only give it a minimal score. It just lacked 'thoroughness', which is a shame.