
The complete version of the 1000-man kiss project, featuring extra footage and raw, uncut kissing sessions.




















*It's not that hard in terms of content, but Valuable? Well, you can see Airi without makeup. I bought it as a collection!
They just kissed 1,000 people; there's no 'actress soul' in it. None of that deep, tongue-twisting intensity you get from the likes of Kana Yuua, Mana Izumi, Tsubasa, or Iori Furukawa. It feels like a 'business kiss,' and there's nothing here to get off to. It's so underwhelming I want my money back.
A massive 8-hour, 2-disc DVD set. Itโs a real-life kiss documentary spanning 8 days across the three major Tokaido cities: Tokyo, Nagoya, and Osaka. There are sex scenes with male actors and you get to see Airi-chan naked, which is plenty erotic and satisfying, but the real highlight of this work is the conversation between Airi-chan and the director. Itโs the reflection sessions and feedback meetings they have while eating after the day's shooting, as well as the strategy meetings for the next day. These casual, everyday scenes are what make it a true 'documentary.' Halfway through, you might even mistake it for the popular terrestrial show 'Jonetsu Tairiku' (Passion Continent). Watching the director, staff, and Airi-chan struggle with sweat and tears to overcome the impossibly high wall of kissing 1,000 people is sure to move any viewer (myself and all of you). If I had a time machine, I wouldn't hesitate to go to that place at that time to kiss Airi-chan myself. Thereโs a scene in the hotel where sheโs completely makeup-free, and the fact that they kept that in without cutting it shows a great attention to detail. Iโd also like to add that when Airi-chan appeared on TV (BS SKY PerfecTV! 'Otoko no ZAP', aired March 2017), she cited this '1,000-person kiss' project as her signature work.