
Kimika gave birth to Mao at 28, but it was an unwanted pregnancy and she never loved her husband. Mao grew up and moved out to live with her best friend during college. However, after graduation, her friend returns home to get married. Heartbroken and depressed, Mao is taken on a trip by her mother to help her recover.




















Even with these two actresses, something feels lacking. Wouldn't it have been better if there was a bit more intimate interaction?
This was another lesbian film featuring two actresses I really like. The combination of 50-something Kimika Ichijo and 20-something Mao Hamasaki is truly a beautiful mother-daughter pairing. Since it's set during a trip, I appreciated that they focused on physical caresses between the two without relying on props like strap-ons or vibrators.
When Mika Ichijo debuted in her 40s, she was so cute that she actually pulled off a sailor uniform. But somewhere along the way, she's become a mature woman who looks her age. Maybe she looks like a real mature woman now because she only appears in mature-themed works? Can we no longer enjoy that gap between her age and her appearance? It's such a shame. Also, despite the 'mother and daughter' premise, there's none of that soft, beautiful chemistry between women. It's just them mimicking men. I don't want to see that kind of primal, instinct-driven stuff. I wanted to see beautiful interaction between women, so this was a letdown.