
A timid husband runs an izakaya with his wife, but things get messy when she starts falling for the alpha-male part-timer. As the boundaries blur between the couple and the younger man, the tension reaches a breaking point.




















She’s a beautiful actress with a slim body, and the sex scenes were steamy and great.
The story progresses normally and there are sex scenes, but it's so bland that I didn't feel any eroticism. I don't think you'll enjoy it unless you're a fan of the actress.
Yuka Taniguchi has a pure look, but she becomes very proactive once the main action starts. The kissing scenes were particularly erotic and great. The acting, the two male actors, the script, and the cinematography are all top-notch.
This work deserves praise for its script first and foremost. It’s not a flat story; the twists and turns are genuinely interesting. Yuka Taniguchi is decent enough—she fits the role well, but her subtle facial expressions are lacking, and her body is too thin to really show off. The male actors are great. Along with the reliable Ozawa, Issei Uchimura’s acting really anchors the story. Usually, the second or third scenes tend to drag, but the final act was the most erotic, and the camera work captured the exposure perfectly, which was a turn-on. A solid, passing grade.
I didn't really enjoy it. The actress had absolutely no charm.