
Nanako Mori is high on alcohol and aphrodisiacs, making her 100x more sensitive. Experience the ultimate pleasure as her entire body becomes hyper-sensitive.




















Watching this made me want to try using an 'aphrodisiac' myself. However, due to personal preference, I was disappointed when the male actor was swapped out in the second half. Plus, that actor appears everywhere, which is a turn-off. But if you're looking for this actress paired with the aphrodisiac theme, it's definitely worth buying.
First half: Once the aphrodisiac kicks in, she gets all clingy. Her nose turns bright red and her eyes well up with tears. She arches her back and hits climax repeatedly with a look like she's about to cry. After the finish, she collapses backward. She says something afterward, but claims to have no memory of it. Second half: Unusually(?), it's not a 3P. After the finish, she smiles and gives a peace sign, saying 'Big success.' For some reason, she's in her street clothes, lying next to the director, holding his arm while doing an interview. She talks about the aphrodisiac. Well, it's a bit hit-or-miss. In terms of reactions, I preferred the one in 'Natural High' because she was squirting like crazy. Still, I feel like you get to see more of the actress's real self compared to a standard AV.
It's an older title, but I bought it out of curiosity after reading on Nanako Mori's blog that she was 'drinking, took an aphrodisiac, and barely remembers anything.' I could easily rate this as 'excellent'... honestly, I'm a little jealous. The opening scene with director Be-Bop Minoru captures the effects of the alcohol and legal drugs so well that you get to see a side of Nanako Mori—completely limp and clingy—that you won't find in any other work. It's a great piece where the concept of 'drugged sex' and the actress's performance align perfectly.
Lovely sex scenes unique to the 'drug sex' genre. I own the entire series, but this is my absolute favorite. Unlike the recent drug-themed AVs that rely on non-consensual acts or violence, this feels like a genuine take on the genre. I’m honestly jealous of director Be-Bop Minoru.