AVOP-404 - Tokyo Travel Warning: Beware of Sex-Crazed Local Women Hunting Tourists

Even though the actors are trying their best to speak Chinese, the pronunciation is a bit off, which is weirdly funny. Personally, I think adding subtitles to AVs is a great idea.

I watched the Chinese version for the first time, and hearing the actress speak in such cute Chinese was incredibly arousing!

I watched this for Suzu Honjo. I can tell they were going for something experimental, but this is supposed to be an AV sold in Japan by SOD—why is it in Chinese? Why force the actresses to memorize lines in Chinese and act them out? It feels like they're being forced to cram, and I feel bad for them. I know they're popular in China and doing 'visit' plays lately, but forcing Chinese dialogue is just ridiculous. It's a relatively new release, yet the resale price has plummeted to 100 yen; seeing that makes me feel even worse for the actresses. It has almost zero practical value.

*The other actresses aren't bad either, but they're slut-type H. Yui Hatano, Hibiki Otsuki, Erika Kitagawa, everything is ironclad, well, the first thing that goes wrong is No... Unfortunately, this was the first time I couldn't get excited about this work. There was no Japanese, so I had to read it with subtitles...I couldn't empathize with it. The actresses' Chinese? In a sense, I was interested in his language skills. There's no erotic content at all! As for the play itself, she is doing good slut sex at a fairly high level. Still, I can't get excited...What type of enthusiast is this for? I doubt it.

*You can listen to Chinese words that are normally difficult to study, so it can be helpful in many ways. My pronunciation was probably not that good, but since I'm not good at listening, I was glad that it was easy to understand. The content seems to be an exaggerated representation of the erotic Japan that people in the Chinese region imagine, and I found it difficult to use it in its original way, as it was more fun than erotic.