
A woman seduces a married man for a secret getaway to a hot spring resort. She relentlessly pursues him, even interrupting his phone calls with his wife, and keeps him occupied all night with her insatiable desires.













With a refined face and a slim, busty figure, her appearance is top-tier. Her firm breasts are truly high-class. The sex scenes are also good. However, it feels more like a lovey-dovey couple than a secret affair. Since it's an onsen-themed video, I really wanted to see an insertion scene in the open-air bath.
Watching the scene where she starts acting clingy the moment they enter the ryokan room without even resting, I thought I'd love to go on a trip like that. Her behavior was so bright and natural that it didn't feel like acting, so I thought they were a happy couple, but the man is married and it seems to be a secret affair trip. Once I realized that, I could clearly see he was wearing a wedding ring. As other reviews have mentioned, it would have been better to stick to a sweet pre-marital trip between lovers, and I also question why they skipped the first night's intimacy. The girl is cute, but I'm deducting one star for the purely subjective reason that her breasts are a bit larger than my preference.
This was my first time watching a work by Rui Miura, who became even sexier after her name change. I imagined the vibe based on the package and description, but the actual atmosphere was quite different. I thought they were a couple in a secret relationship, but seeing their clothes and bags, they just looked like a couple who came to an onsen specifically to have sex. If it were a subjective POV, it might be fine, but in an objective shot, the male actor's appearance affects the image of the work just as much as the actress's. It's hard to imagine the role described on the package with this male actor. They cut the night, which should have been the climax, and the 'seductive outfit' for the next morning just felt cheap and vulgar, killing my excitement instantly. The actress's performance is good, but it's a shame that the 'affair' or 'adultery' vibe promised by the packaging was completely absent.