DDT-456 - The Legend Returns: Kato Taka's Ultimate Finger Technique Masterclass

This is a retirement commemorative AV for Kenichi Kato, who has been active since the dawn of the AV industry. Even though it's a retirement special, the actresses are the main focus, so it's an omnibus featuring actresses from Dogma. The recommended scene is where Kato teaches an amateur his signature 'squirting technique.' The actress, who had a lukewarm reaction to the amateur actor's touch, ends up squirting with pleasure when Kato takes over. It’s truly educational.

Kenichi Kato is famous for his finger-play and making women squirt, but when it comes to actual sex, his technique isn't that great, and if anything, he's a bit of a premature ejaculator (lol). Since he's a big-name veteran, many actresses just pretend to climax out of obligation, and it feels like most of them aren't actually being satisfied at all (lol). If you watch closely, when he's desperately thrusting while on the verge of finishing, you can often see the actresses looking bored or dissatisfied.

Personally, it left me feeling a bit unsatisfied. I couldn't really find the 'money shot' or the appeal. I'm sure some people will like it, though (haha).

Taka Kato, the legendary actor everyone knows. This is a work where you can witness the final chapter of the man who brought the legend to a close. Watching it, the thought that comes to mind is that you really can't hide the decline. Compared to the past, he seems to rely on props to make up for his lack of stamina. His technique is still top-tier, and the reactions from the actresses are clearly on another level, but I don't think he's able to fully immerse them anymore. Compared to his older works, the expressions on the actresses' faces are different. Personally, I'm a fan and think it's worth buying, but if you're asking if I'd recommend it to others, I'd have to deduct one star.

I expected some amazing technique, but it was just heavy use of toys and performances worse than other AV actors; I didn't find it impressive at all. The first half was just constant irrumatio, making it feel like anyone could've done it, not just Kato Taka. Overall, the editing style of the studio 'Dogma' just didn't click with me.