C-1350 - Secret 2-day getaway with a 44-year-old married woman

An amateur-feeling housewife. However, her speech sounded like she had dental issues, which bothered me the entire time we were talking. Her reactions during the act were also nothing special; just average.

A reverse interview pattern that you only see occasionally in this series. The married woman turns the tables on the director, asking, 'What about you, Mr. Takahashi?' It's funny watching the director struggle to answer every time. But later, when her family situation is revealed, you realize those questions carried a lot of weight. It's a work I find myself wanting to watch again and again.

Like the previous reviewer, I'm a fan of this series because I like the shy vibe. I also prefer realistic-looking women. However, the filming is sloppy. If you shoot a woman's face from below, it highlights her nostrils, and unless she's a stunning beauty, it emphasizes her worst angles. It gets better once the camera reaches eye level, but after 30 minutes of unflattering angles in the train and passenger seat, the image was stuck in my head and I lost all interest. Even if it's just an AV—no, precisely because it's an AV—they should make an effort to make the woman look beautiful. Just some constructive criticism from a fan.

This is my first time watching this series, and I felt like the buildup before the actual action took a bit too long. The woman isn't exactly a beauty, but the way she acts shy is strangely realistic; as someone who loves amateur content, I found it incredibly arousing.