
At the exclusive 'Yuri-zoku' soapland, months-long waitlists are the norm to see their star, Kami Yuki. Known for her flawless physique and legendary technique, she’s the go-to guide for women exploring the world of lesbian pleasure. Today, she’s taking on two clients at once for a show-stopping performance. Experience the ultimate, high-end lesbian soapland service that leaves everyone breathless.










A great piece that feels like you're peeking into a real lesbian sex parlor. Helping with undressing, immediate action, body washing, mixed bathing, mats, bed—they even help with getting dressed again (lol). It covers everything you'd expect at a soapland. Plus, the actress is oozing pheromones; she'd definitely be a top-tier worker in real life. The customers' nervous acting is actually quite good, too. There are two scenes with two different customers, and both were satisfying. However, a minor gripe: during the second customer's mixed bath scene, the shower is left running and it's too loud. It makes it hard to focus on the action. Since it's a video production, I wish they'd pay more attention to details like that. It's a solid work—content-wise, it's a 5-star—but because of that annoying logo stuck in the top right corner, I've significantly lowered my final rating.
*The two actresses who played the guest roles did a good job of conveying the nervous, amateurish feel of the movie, and it was great to have such a thrilling feeling. In particular, the first actress seemed to be an ordinary amateur girl experiencing shame and pleasure at the same time, which made me feel erotic.
It's quite underwhelming! Both of the partners have mediocre looks and figures, and the performance was lackluster too. It would've been better if there was a secondary actress alongside Kami Yuki!
Unfortunately, it didn't feel like she was the 'number one' soap girl who's booked out for months. Her personality felt a bit 'on the job.' Her technique was average, too. She felt more like a kind older sister. If she's really that hard to book, what's the point of the 'queue' mentioned in the title? I wish there had been some conversation like 'Is there anything you want to try?' and a bit more initiative from the customer's side. I'm not sure about the 3P at the end. If it were a motorcycle, I'd understand, but... If you're watching for Yuki Kami, you might be disappointed, but as a lesbian soap genre film, it was decent. It gives the impression that they did what they were supposed to do. Miyu Mizusawa and Rina Ito played the beginners well, and they captured the feeling of getting used to things over time. The two playing the customers were good.
I don't know much about Soaplands, but the play looked so pleasurable that it actually made me want to go try it out. Lesbian Soapland... if that really exists, I'd love to see it.