AUKG-198 - Coworker OL Lesbian Hayasaka Kana, Hayama Yumeno

It's good. Everyone has different tastes, but I'm not into 'clothed' play; I prefer them naked during intimacy, yet I still want to see them in clothes—it's perfect for a picky person like me. I don't care about the debate over whether it's 'business lesbianism' or not; as long as the intimacy is intense, or at least beautiful and practical, I'm fine. I don't mean to be rude, but she's not overly beautiful, yet not unattractive either; the moles on her face actually boost the eroticism. (The other actress is quite pretty.) Both have decent figures, and I appreciated how they put effort into kissing and properly licking each other. The first scene where she takes off her panties and performs a face-ride was very lewd and exciting. It doesn't have to be a supermodel; I'd love to see a lesbian scene between amateur married women with stretch marks or those who can lactate.

There are 4 scenes in total. 1) Lesbian scene at a colleague's house. The drama part before the act is nearly 15 minutes long—too long. As soon as the act starts, they take off their cute clothes. Plus, the lingerie doesn't suit them. Disappointing. 2) Another scene at a friend's house. Again, they look cute in their clothes, but as soon as the kissing stops, they take them off for unflattering lingerie. 3) Office scene. The camera is too close, resulting in nothing but face close-ups. Poor camera work. Also, they're wearing pantsuits; pants remind me of men, so I wish they'd avoid that. 4) Bed scene. Again, too many face close-ups during kissing. And once the kissing ends, they immediately take off the cute clothes. It's all the same pattern. The cute outfits are never captured properly, which ruins everything. A very lackluster production.

*The angle was great. The atmosphere was nice too. In both cases, the switch was switched to Neko and Tachi. There is a sharpness. However, I could hear the cameraman snorting, You can hear the director's "Start!" I was really worried about the shooting mistake. Regardless of the angle, the short answer is that the actress was wonderful.