
Asuka, a beauty salon worker, decides to star in an AV to pursue her dreams. She's a gorgeous woman with a soft, bouncy body that's impossible to ignore. The debut project? Seven days of living and sleeping with a man. Her reaction upon meeting her partner? Pure despair. He's the exact type of guy she hates most. But once the cameras roll, will she be able to resist?












I don't see any other works under the name 'Asuka Hanishi' besides this one, but she looks fairer-skinned than when she went by 'Homatsu,' which is nice. She's an actress who usually features her 'breasts,' but I think her real strength is the 'plumpness of all her parts.' That's why the shaved look (paipan) fits so well with her stomach, crotch, and thighs. I think her eyes and face are cute normally, but it's a bit of a shame that her nostrils, cheekbones, lips, and laugh lines stand out so naturally when she makes an ahegao face.
The mosaic on actor Kyo Sanada's face is a total turn-off. I have no idea what they were thinking with this production choice. If you're allergic to mosaics, definitely steer clear of this one.
It's Yuki Utakata, isn't it? Yuki Utakata. That submissive vibe is so arousing.
The concept alone was worth two stars, but the actor's performance was all talk and no actionโit was way too soft. If they were going to do it, they should have committed to the 'sadistic' theme to make the concept work. The actress's resistance felt real, which was good, but I wanted to see some truly sadistic play that would overwhelm that. For example, saying 'open the bathroom door and let me watch' and then giving up immediately when she refuses makes no sense. He talks about 'training' a woman who doesn't cook, but he doesn't actually train her at all. There are so many ways to do it, like saying 'you need my permission before you go,' but letting her do whatever she wants until the end is just unrealistic. Ultimately, this actor lacks possessiveness. The best part of this concept is watching a woman who initially resists slowly get broken in to suit the man's tastes, but having her just say 'I'm going to take a bath!' on her ownโthat's fine once to establish character, but he just stays a sloppy, rough guy the whole time, which ruins the concept. I wish they'd redo this with a more sadistic, possessive actor. It's a waste of a good concept.