
Nanako, married to an OB/GYN, worries about her son Takashi, who has become a shut-in. When he suddenly decides to go back to school to follow in his father's footsteps, she's thrilled, but he returns home beaten up, claiming he was mocked for his lack of sexual knowledge. Determined to help, Nanako decides to take his sex education into her own hands.




















*Nanako Mori has a beautiful body with fair skin and no spots. I will gently teach my son who is interested in sex. It seems to have good sensitivity, it twitches and its face is cute, which is great.
This person is such a bad actor!! Or rather, it feels like they have zero motivation... They always get your hopes up with the cover art, only to let you down completely. It's the same cycle every time.
The premise of a biological mother giving sex education to her son, who aspires to be an OB-GYN, is a stretch. It would have been much more realistic if it were a stepmother trying to improve her relationship with her husband's child by teaching them about sex. The final scene where the son peeks at the couple having sex doesn't look like a married couple at all. It's better to view that part independently from the story, just as a pure encounter between a pro actor and actress Nanako Mori. You'll be excited by Mori's performance as she reacts sensitively to the lingering foreplay and reaches genuine climaxes multiple times after penetration.
*I often find myself wanting to buy a package of Groquet. However, when I buy it, I often find that I cannot use the content. The same goes for this work. Even though she is using a nice female body, it is a feature that loses its charm. I don't want to see this as a gonzo, but it's a gonzo, and I'm going to show it from this angle? There are many indigestion scenes that greatly betray expectations such as, ``I can't get rid of this.'' Here's a lame phrase. โThe less content is left out, the better the packaging.โ
Mori Nanako has a great style and face, and she's one of my favorite AV actresses, but the story and camera angles in this work aren't very good. I bought it because it was a Mori Nanako film and the packaging looked enticing, but honestly, I can't shake the feeling that I was baited by the title and the cover.