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The legendary series returns! We hit the Shonan coast for an epic showdown between sun-kissed tanned beauties and milky-white fair-skinned girls. With 30 new amateur models in bikinis, this 8-hour special captures every sweaty, heated moment of their beach encounters.
Naoka & Hanano: A tall, slender, flat-chested duo. Naoka: A girl with short hair wearing a navy striped outfit. She's incredibly cute. Her oral technique feels a bit inexperienced, licking at a steady, slow pace. When he finishes in her mouth, she lets the semen drip out and spits the rest into her palm. Hanano: A bit of a 'gyaru' type. She strokes him lightly while sucking and finishes with oral sex.
*Thank you for your help in the past. I love amateur stuff, and I was hooked by the realism of things like money exchanges. It's been a while since I saw it, but it's good. It's true that it's hard to tell if a person is cute or has a facial mosaic, but I like that it gives off a more realistic amateurish look. It's nice to be able to look at it at a glance and imagine that it might be your type. I'm sure there are pros and cons, but I find myself going back to the good old works. There are times when the mosaic comes off and I think, ``It's not cute.'' LOL, but I like it because it's fun. It's not like the actor's reckless foreplay, but it feels like a gentle attack. As the title suggests, this is one of my personal favorites.
The old Magic Mirror bus videos feel incredibly real even with the mosaic. Chizuru and Chisako are my personal favorites; I keep rewatching them. Sakiko was good too, but I wish they wouldn't finish from behind since you can't see her face...
Both the tanned gyaru and the fair-skinned girl looked amazing in their leopard print swimsuits.
I once rented this DVD at a video booth, and back then, there was no mosaic on the girls' eyes; everyone's face was visible. But now, even for the same work, they've processed it so the faces are hidden with mosaics on the eyes, not just for streaming but for the DVDs too... There's a huge difference in the viewing experience between having a mosaic and seeing the face clearly. Taking works that were sold with faces visible and re-releasing them with mosaics feels like a slap in the face to the viewers (buyers)... *If they had sold it with the mosaics from the start, I probably wouldn't feel this frustrated...
