
Hosted by Sena Ayumu, this radio show for girls who love girls is celebrating its 1st anniversary with special guest Hazuki Karen. They are spilling the tea on real, steamy, listener-submitted lesbian encounters live on air.




















Camera work is not good. It should have been closer. But the two people appearing are cute.
Left me feeling a bit unsatisfied. The mosaic is fine, but there were too few close-ups of the action. The only highlight was the scene where Sena (the teacher) licks Hazuki's (the student) face.
It's not bad to see various patterns of lesbian play through different scenarios, with Ayumu Sena as the S and Karen Hazuki as the M. The mosaic is super thin this time, almost showing everything, and while you can clearly see the tongue licking and finger penetration, it's a bit disappointing that those parts weren't featured more!
*I noticed some weird fetish scenes like face licking. Also, I feel like the acting is a little exaggerated. There isn't much of a sweet atmosphere between women. There are many scenes where the camera is too close to the actress's face or private parts, and it becomes boring to watch. Although the title is ``What's the Radio?'', the scene involved has nothing to do with radio. I think it would have been a better work if it had been a little more normal.
I really liked Karen Hazuki in 'Dangerous Games of Close High School Girls: Secret Outdoor Lesbian Fun,' so I rented this too, but it was a letdown. I didn't like Sena Ayumu's acting style; it felt forced, with exaggerated noises and a lack of subtlety. Also, the omnibus-style format where they play different roles felt repetitive, and every scene looked the same, which made it boring. It was a waste of Karen Hazuki's talent.