
Rena, an ex-delinquent housewife who can't keep a job, interviews at a company only to find her former junior, Kyoko, is the CEO. Kyoko, who has long harbored an obsession with Rena, pulls out an old photo and decides it's time to finally act on her deepest, long-suppressed desires.




















The kissing is intense, but it's monotonous. I think it would have been better with a bit more variety and rhythm.
There are a lot of harsh reviews, but I actually liked it quite a bit. There's plenty of kissing and nipple play. For mature lesbian content, it's more attractive when the breasts aren't perfectly firm, but show some natural sagging and gravity-defying age. That's exactly the vibe here. Plus, the mosaic is thin, so you can see Fukiishi-san deliciously licking the slightly darkened mature vulva. I usually get annoyed by half-naked scenes or garter belts, but there were plenty of full-nude scenes, so I was satisfied. Fukiishi-san seems to have kids, and actresses with children seem to have a different level of commitment to lesbian scenesโmaybe to make ends meet. Neither is a classic beauty, but their chemistry makes them look stunning. The outfits didn't have that typical 'AV hooker' look; they felt like normal middle-aged casual wear, which was a turn-on. Overall, it's a 100/100, but if there had been more cunnilingus from Maki-san and an 'omurashi' (wetting) scene, I'd give it a 120. Thanks for the great work, U&K!
I was really looking forward to this because of the two of them, but the content was mediocre. It would have been better if there had been a plotline like Kyoko-san training her in a lesbian scenario. Itโs a waste that Rena-san stays mostly submissive until the end. A 'corruption' arc would have been great; itโs a shame.
*Rena Fukiishi and Kyoko Maki's busty mature woman performance It's the best! You can get excited just by watching the scene where the two of them breast-torture their ascension to heaven. Kyoko Maki kills former Yankee senior Rena Fukiishi with lesbian techniques I also like the fact that the relationship is reversed.
I thought a collaboration between Kyoko Maki and Rena Fukiishi couldn't possibly be bad, but it fell short of expectations. I don't know how to put it, but it just wasn't that exciting. There wasn't any particularly intense play... Whether it's the director's fault or a lack of chemistry between the actresses, I just couldn't get into it. It's a real shame.