
Watanabe Takuto brings you an intense, beyond-normal erotic experience! This time, the spotlight is on a rookie saleswoman at a sports equipment company. Does she remind you of that new girl at your office? With the sports season in full swing, you won't want to miss the wild, explicit workplace harassment scenarios unfolding in this legendary production.
Yukina is a bundle of eroticism, possessing a sexiness you wouldn't expect from a 21-year-old. She's overflowing with erotic charm, but regardless, the way this film is put together, it was lacking in raw, direct eroticism.
I don't think this was one of the better entries in the series. The overall flow felt a bit awkward. It's a shame, especially since the lead, Aoyama-san, was so charming.
I really wanted to see more scenes that played up the pantyhose aesthetic...
I'm a fan of this series and watch it often, but this one is just 'alright' compared to the others. I liked that all the outfits she wore while asking 'Is it see-through?' were completely transparent. The final outfit, in particular, was so sheer it was almost indistinguishable from being stark naked. The best part of this series is the male-POV camera angles. Since the camera captures the model's body from a man's perspective, it creates a great immersive experience, as if I'm the one interacting with her.
They have a sports equipment saleswoman try on products, but before she changes, they sneakily swap her clothes for erotic costumes and make her use things like a balance ball in a pseudo-striptease. She has a great build, so she looks good in every outfit. She pretends not to notice the sexual harassment because she wants the contract. She's not just a passive victim; she's quite cunning, wearing transparent clothing and asking, 'Is it see-through?' while showing off in embarrassing poses. When she's fingered, she sticks her butt out and clearly enjoys it, and when a cock is shoved in her face, the way she sucks it hands-free with a masochistic expression is irresistibly erotic. For those seeking realism, some of the direction might feel a bit forced, but if you view it as a comedy, it's well within the acceptable range.