
“Actually, I’m bisexual.” Mikako Horiuchi dropped the bomb. She insisted on getting intimate with Nene Tanaka, even requesting her by name! We left them alone with just cameras—no script, no staff. It’s not your typical AV; it’s like spying on a real-life private session. You won't believe how raw this gets.










The actress just casually came out. She said she wanted to get intimate with a big-name actress and was eager to suck on those breasts, so I just helped with the casting and left them with a handheld camera and about 20 fixed cameras... No script, no staff, just the two of them filming freely. It's a lesbian POV-style film that feels like you're peeking into their private lives, unlike typical productions. I never expected to find a film that captures such a private side. In a way, it felt like watching hidden camera footage, but it definitely makes me want to see more like this.
The difference in acting experience really shows here. Tanaka Nene carried this production. Mikako Horiuchi felt a bit out of place. Looking forward to her next one.
*The direction is good, but what bothers me is the camera work. I felt that it was necessary to have someone in charge of taking photos instead of just taking selfies. For that reason, the material of the two wonderful actresses is not fully utilized, which is why I gave it 4 stars. Personally, I don't mind the use of tools, but I would have liked to see the lesbians fully naked at the end. I liked the part where they took pictures of each person taking off their clothes one by one. But Nene Tanaka is cute. I hope that you will continue to appear as a lesbian in various ways in the future.
She might not be fully used to lesbian shoots yet, but even that includes the unique charm she has at this stage in her career.
The lesbian play is supposed to be on equal footing, but that only made Mikako Horiuchi's lack of skill stand out compared to Nene Tanaka. Nene seemed to be working at her own pace while still being aware of the camera, but I didn't get that from Mikako at all. The gap between the experienced pro and the hype-driven performer was just too wide.