
Eriko, drowning in her late husband's debt, visits her sister-in-law Rei for a loan, only to find herself trapped. Rei, who has long lusted after Eriko, demands payment in flesh. Watch as the grieving widow is stripped of her dignity, her mourning attire becoming the backdrop for an intense, uninhibited lesbian encounter that pushes her to the brink of pleasure.




















The cover has a strong Showa-era vibe that doesn't really draw you in, and the actress looks her age, but the scenes are intense and it's actually a great work. If the actress is this good at the intimate scenes, I wish they had cut the drama parts and just focused on the action. This kind of work doesn't need B-movie acting. I want to see a film where they talk about realistic things like childcare, school visits, making character bento for their kids, or their sex lives with their husbands, and then suddenly cut to them engaging in intense 'business lesbian' acts to make ends meet. Please, keep it simple and focus on the intensity. Also, for the cover, it would be great for buyers if you could use a stylish shot where both look their best.
Eriko Matsuo is a chubby mature woman, while Rei Oohama is super slim. The difference is so stark that itโs confusing and splits the audience's preferences! I didn't really feel the serious story elements like 'paying off debt interest with her body,' which was a bit of a letdown, but Eriko Matsuo being so sensitive and cumming repeatedly was the saving grace.
I wish they had cast two people with the same body type. Rei Ohama is the best. That waist, those curves, and her ribcage are just irresistible. On the other hand, Eriko Matsuo has a middle-aged, chubby build with some flab around the midsection... I really want to see her co-star with the ultra-slim Seira Hoshizaki!!
Rei Oohama is the same person as Mitsuki Okui from the 'First Shoot Married Woman Documentary' series, but her slim figure really stands out in lesbian scenes, so I recommend this to anyone with a size-difference fetish. I love her too. I'm looking forward to her next lesbian aesthetic work. I hope she continues to appear in more lesbian-themed projects.