
Separated by fate in childhood, Suzu and Arisa always held onto the feelings they shared for each other. Now, ten years later, they reunite and realize their burning desire never faded.










I bought this because I'm a fan of Suzu Ichinose, but it's so boring I want a refund. The content is incredibly shallow and light; neither the actress nor I could get into it at all. Aside from a measly squirt scene from Suzu, none of her charm really shines through. It's a huge letdown. I doubt the production team is even happy with this...
*Personally, I've been hooked on a pure love lesbian youth drama directed by Tomoyasu Isaka. This is a work with a fairly low level of eroticism, and you will want to get absorbed in the story. First of all, I thought that the main character, Suzu Ichinose, fit well with the setting of a girl who is stuck at home all alone while her parents are always away. The basic story is that Suzu returns to the old Western-style mansion where she spent her childhood for the funeral of a relative, after 10 years, and reunites with Arisa, her childhood friend and lesbian partner.However, as the drama progresses, it gradually becomes clear that there is something more to Suzu than just Arisa, and the ending is filled with heartrending emotion. Director Isaka apparently changes the three lesbian scenes according to the development of the story. This story is also responsible for the slow exchange of words and the fact that the content of the lesbian play is frustratingly immature up until the middle. The drama that is sandwiched between each lesbian scene is particularly impressive, especially the scene between the second and third scenes where Suzu and Ari face each other naked and have a conversation. With the camera work intervening in the middle, the meaning of Arisa's existence, which had been a mystery to me until then, becomes a certainty, and I suddenly enter into a moving mode. And after the final lesbian play that suddenly became hard, I couldn't watch the beautiful visuals in the last few minutes without crying. Why do I have to cry in AV? While asking myself that. It was quite an excellent work, in a different sense than its original purpose.
A very beautiful, pure-love lesbian film. It has a clean, innocent atmosphere, much like a pure indie movie. It's a work with a great vibe, and the drama segments are particularly well-crafted. The white dress perfectly symbolizes their pure love. Compared to the drama, the sex scenes felt a bit understated. Since it is an AV, I would have preferred more focus on the intimacy than the drama, but overall, it was a cleansing and beautiful lesbian piece.
*The director's name was listed on the official website. No tools. The connection is soft. A pure love lesbian drama with only two cast members. This is a cast that is not very familiar with lesbian works. Mr. Shiraishi seems to have some resistance to lesbianism. I wish I had been a little more proactive. Mr. Ichinose is quite proactive. Isaka's works often use people who are good lesbians. This work is a little unsatisfying. The story (script) is well thought out. I think it's on a level that you don't often see in other director's works. There is drama and the story progresses slowly. I don't think this is a work for people who don't need drama and just want erotic content.