FSDSS-515 - Final Farewell: Makoto Toda's Intimate 2-Day Sex Documentary Before Retirement

This one is way more arousing than her retirement film, and I feel like it really captures Makoto Toda's cuteness properly.

She's a veteran actress, but this was my first time seeing her. I bought it on sale because the sample looked good, but it confirmed the theory that 'retirement works are never good.' There were some highlights—like her teasing a guy by asking how it feels to get a blowjob from someone he's seen in videos, a scene where she's penetrated in reverse cowgirl by an 'NG' actor, and a scene where she urinates on an actor lying on the floor from the bed—but the director's interview in the middle dragged on and killed the pacing. I get that the director has a soft spot for retiring actresses, but ultimately, it fell short as an AV for anyone who isn't a die-hard fan.

Although she doesn't show her face, as you can tell from the director credit and her voice, the director is Rena Aoi, who was active as an actress around the same time. It's quite a well-crafted piece. As I mentioned earlier, since their active periods overlapped and she herself retired first, I think she understands those feelings well. She successfully draws out the emotions of Makoto Toda, who is on the verge of retirement. She probably won't do it, but I'd love to see Makoto Toda become an AV director, and I hope the day comes when Rena Aoi gets to direct a work for Tsukasa Aoi, who inspired her to enter the AV industry.

With Makoto Toda's retirement approaching, director Rena Aoi approaches her in a documentary style. Despite a series of episodes that could have felt disjointed, the interviews and sex scenes connect seamlessly, and the eroticism is intense, really pushing Toda to her limits. I personally found the scene with the NG actor to be the most erotic in the whole film. The moment Toda gets emotional at the end surely isn't acting, and it feels like she hit back every ball thrown at her with her incredible acting prowess. Thank you, Makoto Toda. I've been watching your work since your debut. When she evolved as an actress around the autumn of the year before last, I was excited to see what she'd do next, so her retirement is a real shame. Some say the interviews are too long, but they're actually quite interesting. I wanted to hear more of their girl talk, and it's a great film that finally drew out those words from Toda: 'I'm sad to retire.'

*A two-day location shoot celebrating Makoto Toda before her retirement. The director, Rena Aoi, only appears with her voice and is not seen. There are many outdoor scenes overlooking the ocean, and Makorin appears to be in good health, and is young and bright. The ``Makorin Quiz'' where you can talk about past works one by one is fun. (It can't be helped that it's only works after transferring to FALENO.) It may be due to contract or adult circumstances, but I sincerely hope that there will be a place or opportunity in the future where we can talk about the works from our youth and SODstar era. CHAPTER 5, which is called ``Woke up with no makeup,'' is refreshing and fun. Good looks are a weapon. The skill that came late (?) is the stability of being able to handle naked urination with plenty of time (the amount of pee is a little small, which is a shame...). The interview at the end, with the sunny sea in the background, is moving and recommended for new fans. ``The people who like me...I thought I should cherish the person that I am who has come to like me...It's amazing...I'm glad I became Makoto Toda.'' The number of fans may decrease temporarily due to the retirement of AV. However, a new support base will emerge and it will soon recover. I feel like she has that kind of response as well. However, perhaps because of this, the fan base seems to be divided into AV users and non-AV users. Perhaps out of consideration for the latter, her promotion as an AV actress has become modest, and she has not actively appeared in industry media. It seemed like such an exclusive period for FALENO, and at times fans even wondered if it was okay to talk to Makorin about AV. It's a shame that even in the countdown to his retirement, his activities lacked the elements of being trendy and being talked about. Makoto Toda herself seems to be sincere about her retirement, but I feel like her vector is primarily aimed at people who don't mind AV.