DOPP-009 - Forbidden Mother-in-Law's Craving

This work features a mother-in-law (Yumi Kazama) and a daughter-in-law (Hana Yoshida), but the focus is primarily on the sex between the mother-in-law and her son. There is a separate work where the daughter-in-law is the lead, but the cast—both male and female—is exactly the same. In terms of content, it was such a 'fun' (tame) AV that I didn't feel any lewdness, and there were hardly any scenes that got me excited. The reason I couldn't get excited was the use of a tattooed male actor. They tried to cover the tattoos with bandages, but his chest and arms were covered in them. During the play, my eyes kept drifting there, making it impossible to immerse myself in the work. Ultimately, tattoos are a nuisance—whether shown or covered, they only lower the value of the work. I've never seen a Japanese AV actress (other than 'kuro-gyaru') with tattoos. For most Japanese people, tattoos are a taboo that only evokes disgust. I don't mind people enjoying them privately, but they shouldn't be displayed in public; they only invite rejection. The same applies to male AV actors. So, covering them with bandages just degrades the production. It would be better not to cast tattooed actors at all. If they must use a tattooed actor, it would be better to pair them with a tattooed kuro-gyaru or a foreign actress. When both parties have tattoos, it feels balanced and there's no sense of disgust. Don't the producers or directors understand this? The quality of an AV depends not just on the actress, but also on the actor. I wish they would list the male actors' names in the cast info, not just the actresses'. I don't want to buy a video only to end up disappointed.

*A work starring two actresses from Takara Eizo. A combined version will also be released later. Takara Eizo probably wanted to try out new work as well, and their attitude was highly praised. However, I would have liked Yumi Kazama to create a story by herself. Even if a young actress appears in the movie, Yumi fans will think that alone is a loss in purchasing the DVD. Although there are many difficult circumstances, Yumi Kazama's solo works are worth purchasing. ! !