
Ichika, a new teacher, is nervous on her first day. Perhaps thinking of Ichika, the principal introduced Danny and Rick, a caring English teacher, as caretakers. One day after school, Danny began helping Ichika, who was cleaning the classroom in place of a skipping student. However, Danny's true purpose is...










Ichika-chan's pale skin against the black actor looked really good. I just wish the final scene had been a bit more intense.
The vibe is just…off. Two Black guys in a school setting? It feels incredibly out of place. Then the principal's plot involves assaulting a new female teacher *with* them. Seriously? Considering the principal's career, why not somewhere else? What if someone else was involved? It just felt so unrealistic I couldn't get into it.
First time seeing a black performer here, and he's amazing at building tension – sometimes slow and sensual, other times powerfully aggressive. He really knows his stuff when it comes to Japanese sex culture. Ichika-chan's response is incredible. Her screams and expressions of genuine resistance are what you'd expect from a pro! I always thought she looked best as a petite, lolita-type, but she rocks a suit too!! The contrast between the big black guy and little Ichika-chan is fantastic! And Ichika-chan going to town on that… well, let's just say the description was *very* vivid. Like she was devouring an eho-maki roll.
*I can't say that she's okasare when she looks so strong and young. I have no other words. Correct whichever two you like: Ichika-san, black people, or rapists. If you have one, you should buy it.
Matsumoto Ichika really nails the role of the new teacher right from the start – her acting feels incredibly realistic. The lingerie, the suit, the way she portrays being assaulted… it's all captivating. The premise of a black lecturer assaulting her has potential for a really dark and compelling narrative, but it feels a little underutilized. The middle section gets a bit repetitive, and I think the script and direction could have leaned into the brutality more.