
Busy raising her son alone, Rei feels guilty for the distance between them. Hoping to reconnect, she takes her son, Hiroaki, on a private trip to Saga. However, the secluded atmosphere quickly turns into an intense, forbidden encounter.




















*This 2010 work depicts the early stages of mother-infant mating and is very rich in content. The scenario is that they take their reclusive son on a trip and have a physical relationship for the first time, but this is an unusual pattern in which the mother actively guides her son. The sex is straight and intense, like mother-child mating. The sex at the climax is good, but the lactation hand job and the blowjob and ejaculation in the mouth before that are very worth seeing. Rei Yuki is a veteran who has changed her name several times including Yuki Mikami. She may be in her early 40s at this time, but her voluptuous, natural body, motherly acting, and sexual skills are impeccable. I would have given it 5 stars, but I deducted one point because the sex in the bathroom in the first half was too dark to see. Unfortunately, I should have taken the photo in the open-air bath.
She's an actress who really suits the role of coddling a pathetic guy. The way she forgives everything with a 'can't be helped' attitude while simultaneously satisfying her own desires is portrayed very well.
The actress and the content are right up my alley, but the lighting is just too dark overall!
The actress's performance is excellent. It feels very natural. I was especially charmed by the kissing scene in the car at the beginning. The flow from there into the oral sex felt very organic. I was captivated by the mother's expression when she asked, 'Are you calm now?' after he finished in her mouth. The actor playing the son is good, too. In stories like this, the son's performance can often ruin the whole thing.
The reviews are high, but no matter how enthusiastic she is, this middle-aged woman just lacks the visuals. She has a middle-aged paunch and a completely 'ajumma' face; I don't understand why it's rated so highly. Plus, the male lead is Hiroaki with his usual vacant expression, and his mumbling dialogue is the worst.