
The neighbor, Nanako Mori, is home alone while her husband is away for work. She's always been super kind to us, but that was just the beginning. Her husband sets up hidden cameras to watch her, and the son takes advantage of his youth to get closer to her. Soon, things escalate to an unbelievable level.




















Itโs just a fake production featuring a famous actress, and by trying too hard to be 'realistic,' theyโve completely killed the erotic appealโit defeats the whole purpose of an AV. The actor playing the son isn't utilized well, and the older actor doesn't bring anything unique to the table either. Even in the scene where she's intimate while her son is sleeping, the actress just makes noise like it's nothing; thereโs zero tension. It misses the mark in so many ways. Even if you're a fan of the actress, if there's anything else to watch, watch that instead.
The camera barely moves, like it's a fixed surveillance shot, and it's way too far away. Not good. The actress herself was great, though.
As a fan of Nanako Mori and someone with high hopes for the series, this was a huge disappointment. Why is it filmed from so far away? I really wanted to see some close-ups. Still, Nanako is beautiful as always. That's the only saving grace.
The first installment of this series was so good that I had high hopes when I heard they cast Nanako Mori, but it failed to surpass the original. Maybe the actress's acting just isn't there... Even her initial resistance during the scenes feels fake and unconvincing. It's a real shame because sheโs beautiful and has a great body. Perhaps because of that, the actor's performance feels uninspired and monotonous. There was barely any kissing, and I was disappointed to find absolutely no trace of the promised 'NTR' elements.
The son character's approach is far too weak and tepid. I wanted him to relentlessly obsess over her breasts, like in the 'Shota-kun' series. Thereโs a masturbation scene included, which I feel really doesn't fit the theme of this project. There are two scenes with the husband character, both strictly average. The lack of a parent-child 3P is a missed opportunity. I think it would have been more entertaining if they went with a drama format rather than this documentary style.