
Nene lives with her boyfriend and works at a convenience store. Bored with her relationship, she meets a new coworker, Yuki. One drunken kiss ignites her hidden desires, leading to a secret affair right under her boyfriend's nose.










*The title says that they are good at kissing, but it didn't really seem that way. The actress is trying to intertwine their tongues, but the actor keeps his mouth half open the entire time...he doesn't stick out his tongue. If you were only looking at the beginning of Karami's performance, you might think it was naive acting, but it's true until the end. It doesn't matter if the story is just about him getting bored at his part-time job. I thought it was a good idea to use the word "kiss" in the title, as it goes well with the song. The actress is a waste. I was stunned.
Even though the story and setting are common, the drama scenes were solid, which I personally liked. You should definitely look for the part where you can hear the director (presumably) saying 'Ready, action!' (laughs). The downside is the awkwardness in the pacing between scenes—perhaps an issue with the acting or direction. The boyfriend’s bullying of the virgin character was entertaining to watch, and above all, the ending is bittersweet. As for the sex scenes, as others have noted, Nene-san kisses in such an erotic and cute way, but it’s a shame the partner barely reacts. I understand he’s supposed to be shy, but it feels unnatural that he doesn’t lose control when someone that beautiful is coming onto him. Aside from that, if you focus only on Nene-san, it’s a 5-star performance. Her body looks even more beautiful, and her kissing is incredibly erotic! If I had to ask for more, I wish there had been a bit more seductive dialogue. It was a worthwhile watch that showcased Nene-san’s charm throughout.
As others have pointed out, Nene Yoshitaka is giving it her all, but the male lead (Koume) is giving a terrible performance, refusing to use his tongue during the crucial kissing scenes. He uses his tongue just fine in other works, so what on earth happened here? Is this some misguided 'consideration' for fans who 'don't want to see a man's tongue'? It’s a completely wrong-headed approach. A kiss where the woman keeps her tongue back and only the man's is visible is bad, but a kiss where the man keeps his tongue back is even worse. I really hope the director didn't order this.
女優の吉高さんは綺麗でいいが男優あかんわ! キス下手すぎて全く抜けん!ちゃんと舌絡めろ