
[Mizukawa Jun x Misaki Kanna] If these two beautiful women went on an overnight date to deepen their relationship… the distance between them closed and they felt happy. [Documentary Lesbians]




















You can really feel that the two actresses participated as themselves, without any pre-defined roles. The fact that they're meeting for the first time and the age gap meant there wasn't any excessive cuteness or closeness, and the way they gradually closed the distance while talking about each other's private lives and past work experiences felt very real. When they were talking about friends, Misaki-san said, 'But we're not friends, right?' and the moment that followed, when she kissed Mizukawa-san, was so good. Mizukawa-san looked genuinely shy and ecstatic during the act. The moans were natural, and the atmosphere was so realistic, it was a video I just wanted to keep watching. Of course, I was sexually aroused throughout the act, before, and after. If I had to pick one thing to complain about, it would be that after a day and night of intense activity, they must have been exhausted, but dinner was just egg toast and salad. Since they were already cooking, I wish they had prepared curry ingredients or ordered Uber Eats. I just wanted them to eat a full meal, haha.
Kanna was absolutely amazing. I've been binging a lot of Tokudokuhato's work lately, and I realized how much the actresses can change the feel even with the same concept. Mizukawa's acting felt a bit like a male actor, you know?
It was a sweet time like peeking at a real couple. Their moments cooking and laughing together, and the candid expressions they show in the shower, are so natural and there's no awkwardness at all. The kissing scene had a relaxed atmosphere, which made the emotions feel even stronger. From the scene where they confirm their feelings of "I like you" the next morning, it was a warm and cozy work from beginning to end. This is a masterpiece, I acknowledge it.
I bought it because I like Mizukawa-san, but as a lesbian work, it's erotic but something's... missing. The scenes were sexy, but the whole work feels like it's trying to portray what a lesbian relationship is like, and it just didn't click with me. Maybe it's not my style? I do like the actress and have bought a few of her works... I'll check out other series in the meantime. Maybe I just don't have the experience to appreciate it.
The subtle distance unique to lesbians felt so real, I kept thinking 'Ah, this is a lesbian scene...' throughout. (From a genuine lesbian's perspective) It's important to build up even the most trivial conversations, and I'm really thankful they showed the whole process without cutting anything out. Kannna-san is subtly making advances, but doesn't seem overly enthusiastic (which is a compliment!), and the imbalance of Yun-san, who is clearly craving it despite that, was captivating. Kannna-san is just too tempting. You can feel the 'What is our relationship?' even without any dialogue. It's like they're both facing each other, but looking in different directions. It's a work that makes you want to learn more about the actresses. Especially the way Yun-san gently pushes Kannna-san's hand and naturally guides it towards her chest was just beautiful. Tears. Lesbian... I'm sobbing with joy after finally finding a good work in a long time. I think after this, the two of them will go back to their own lives without even remembering this trip. It's the pleasant thrill of a light, unexpectant misunderstanding. This is a movie, honestly.