
Saya visits a hot spring alone after plans with her husband fall through, only to meet Mio, another married woman traveling solo. Sensing Mio's hidden desires, Saya initiates an intense and passionate night together, leading to a fleeting but unforgettable summer affair.




















I personally love Saya Fujisaki, so I bought this lesbian title. Since it’s an old release from 14 years ago, there’s no HD version, so I’m a bit unsatisfied with the image quality. In the scenes with Mio Kuraki, Saya-sama is usually the one in control. Later on, you get to see Saya-sama being dominated, which was satisfying. The color contrast between Saya-sama’s black lingerie and Mio-sama’s white or pink sets is also a nice touch.
Maybe because I watched volume 3 of this series first, I felt it was lacking. Both leads are high-quality actresses, and their acting isn't bad. However, the development where two strangers who happen to stay at the same inn end up having an affair feels unnatural, likely because they couldn't bridge that gap with their dialogue. The lesbian kiss in the open-air bath at the beginning was a long, intense scene that made me expect a lot, but there's little physical interaction, and you don't feel them craving each other. Even though it builds up a bit at the end, it feels like it just fizzled out. This series is formatted as a drama, and I think its strength is that it distinguishes itself from works that are 'just about the sex,' but I realized once again that balancing the story and the lesbian sex is difficult.
*Although it is the first time I have seen this actress, she gives a highly erotic performance and is highly praised for her beauty, beautiful breasts, and beautiful proportions. The process of inviting sex in the beginning is the most important. In an AV, the subsequent development depends on how the story goes before they become entangled, but in this work, the mature wife invites the young wife at the beginning, but in the end, the young wife becomes obsessed with them until the mature wife is attacked.
It's a story about two women, both tired of loveless marriages, who meet by chance at an onsen inn and fall into a brief romance. It was filled with a sweet, bittersweet atmosphere like a girl's first love; in a good way, it didn't feel like watching 'married women.' No men or toys involved—just a poignant love story. Personally, I liked this even more than the first one. Looking forward to the next installment.
By incorporating an age gap, the power dynamic between the women is clearly defined, offering a different charm compared to the first installment with Akari Hoshino and Natsumi Horiguchi. While the dynamic is essentially Mio Kuraki as the submissive and Saya Fujisaki as the dominant, the roles reverse at the end, allowing you to enjoy seeing both of them in erotic, vulnerable positions. The lesbian scenes feel authentic and intense, with a palpable sense of mutual craving that makes for high-quality play. It’s interesting to see Saya Fujisaki appear much more emotionally invested here than in her works with male partners. Though the ending feels a bit abrupt compared to the intensity of the play, I personally think this is a better production than the first.