
I met a beautiful woman in Shimokitazawa after missing the last train, and a romance began... but she disappeared suddenly after 3 days... A poignant and delicate drama challenge by Misono Momo. From the day I mustered the courage to speak to the girl who missed the last train, our almost cohabitating life began... We young people simply layered our bodies driven by sexual desire. She was erotic in reality, something you wouldn't imagine from her beautiful features. But just as I thought we had become true lovers, she... disappeared from my sight. My room is still filled with memories of her.










The opening credits rolling like a movie gave me a bad feeling, and it seems I was right – it prioritizes a bad drama over the eroticism. The first sex scene shows the connection, but it's too dark and shot from far away, making you feel like the director has no motivation. The second scene has better lighting and a decent shot of the connection, but the occasional long shots are a letdown. The third scene is dark again… the connection is visible, but blurry and not enjoyable. I get they were trying to create a mood, but I don't care about mood; I want a bright screen with a clear view of the connection!
It's a work with wet scenes like you'd see in a mini-theater. More natural conversation between lovers than dialogue. The pacing of the work feels a bit slow. Especially in the first and third scenes, there are too many long shots, which is a shame. It feels like the actress's beautiful breasts are wasted. Maybe they were trying to portray an awkward relationship by not acting like a couple properly… In the third scene, the boyfriend's tactless remarks and the repeated question of whether the make-up sex felt good or not made the whole thing unsettling. The actress's fellatio looked good, though. If it's the same series, Yoshitaka might get a better rating.