
Maya is still grieving her late husband, whose spirit is stuck in the house, unable to move on. Her brother-in-law, who has always had the hots for her, visits under the guise of consolation. He can't control his urges and starts ravaging her right in front of her husband's spirit, leaving her completely broken and filled to the brim.




















*I liked the look of the mourning dress in the kitchen because it matched the actress's mourning clothes, but at the end the actor was pushing the actress's lower abdomen, which made the slender actress look fat.
*She is a beautiful and slender actress, and her mourning clothes are erotic. She's an actress with beautiful skin and a beautiful ass. Her acting is good and her skin is beautiful, so the scene where she was involved completely naked was also good.
Maya-san in a mourning dress is a turn-on. The thrusting during the kitchen doggystyle scene is erotic. I wish she had stayed in the mourning dress the whole time, and the husband playing the ghost character being all goofy is a no-go for me.
I wonder if they even thought about the final cut while filming. The husband-ghost character is just a total nuisance and ruins the serious atmosphere. If he's a ghost, they should've at least put him in a white robe, but he's just wrapped in a sheet with a cloth on his head—it looks like a joke. Neither the first oral scene nor the second intercourse scene shows her breasts, it takes forever for her to get naked, and the kitchen scene has terrible angles. I'm giving it 3 stars because I like the actress, otherwise it would've been 2. The husband character was just in the way.
Maya-san appears right from the title in mourning clothes; her dignified expression mixed with a hint of cuteness really built up my anticipation. The content lived up to expectations, with Maya-san having relations with two male acquaintances. She does a great job portraying a widow torn between guilt for her late husband and the desire to be held. However, the only downside is the husband appearing as a ghost because he couldn't move on. This absurd setting turned what could have been a great drama into a comedy.