BOKO-001 - If these two were to date... it became a day overflowing with affection. Making meals together, taking a shower, hugging until morning, and a first overnight house date. Sasahara Yuri, Mison Kazuhana.

This feels like watching two actresses in a private relationship. The cast is amazing, featuring actresses who are already well-known and prolific. I liked how it wasn't about intensely grappling, but more about them being cute and affectionate like a real couple. There *was* one really passionate scene, but I kinda wished there was a bit more intensity overall.

I'm a fan of SasaHara Yuri and Mison Waka. It's a lucky find to see both of them in one work. Both of them have such beautiful smiles. As other reviewers have mentioned, the camera is a bit far away. It's a shame you can't see the parts you want to see, but I think people who like a voyeuristic feel will enjoy it.

This is part of the popular '凸凹はぁと' series. The story follows Waka being invited as an overnight guest to Yuri's home. They're practically strangers, and the story delicately portrays how they gradually become closer, starting with initial awkwardness. They cook together, bathe, and the everyday events are filmed realistically and calmly. The embrace where their bodies seem to melt together symbolizes a deep connection, and it's incredibly erotic. The monologues from Yuri and Waka towards the end convey that they're fulfilled not just physically, but emotionally. Yuri's honest confession is even a little heartbreaking, and it's a standout scene that represents the whole work. It also feels like Waka's personality created a chemical reaction between them, bringing out Yuri's true self. Yuri definitely looks happier towards the end. I give it 4 out of 4 stars. I'll leave the last point up to the viewer's judgment! Highly recommended! Definitely check out the full version! (take2)

The title says it all. It's genuinely terrible. I liked the actress and the situation, but the camerawork completely ruined it. It's shocking. First of all, everything is shot from way too far away. I get they were trying to create a sense of realism, but there are scenes where 80-90% of the screen is just the room. You're left wondering what you're even supposed to be looking at. On top of that, the camera is often placed in completely baffling locations. Key parts are obscured by the actress's body, pillars, or chair armrests, or faces are cut off. It's just a constant stream of frustrating moments. As I mentioned before, I liked the actress and the situation, so it's a real shame. If only the camerawork had been decent… I wish I could experience this in a parallel universe.

I really loved the 6-year-age-gap sister couple with Mizuho Wakana and Yuria Sasahara. The sweet moments sprinkled throughout their everyday lives are so heartwarming, and it just makes you feel happy watching it. Definitely a keeper...