HKM-016 - Full erection beauty salon operating in the dark

The aesthetic salon set is surprisingly authentic, and the three women are dressed in proper spa uniforms. I thought the customers would be hired actors, but they seem like real amateurs scouted off the street. The way the three women handle the service is impressively smooth, and the massage at the beginning is so good that it naturally leads into the sex. The flow where you suddenly realize you're getting a blowjob is top-tier. The oil massage is also excellent. It’s hard to describe, but despite the professional vibe, the erotic elements blend in so naturally—it’s a fun, sweet, and kinky world that’s just great. I love that they keep massaging you even during sex. It was fantastic. Perfect score!

*I relatively enjoy watching hidden footage of beauty salons and massages, but most of the time I'm not interested because the preparations are obvious. As other people have written, I liked the fact that the audience in this work seemed to be real amateurs. I don't know how much of the work is actually done by real amateurs, and how much of the preparation comes from it, but I would be happy if there were more works of this level.

I like the composition that tries to make even unlikely situations feel realistic. Aika Moriguchi was great in both parts, but the actual intercourse scenes weren't really necessary. The part where they gang up on her during the new employee training had a good setup, but the final shot angle was a bit of a letdown.

The concept itself is excellent, but the filming method is poor. Because they use fixed cameras to maintain the 'hidden camera' aesthetic, many scenes are hard to watch. I hope they improve this.

I don't think Aika Moriguchi is bad, but the sexual encounters felt a bit underwhelming. She seemed most skilled at handling people during the solicitation scenes. What bothers me most is the scene where about the third customer discovers the hidden camera. If that was a scripted performance by a hired actor, I think it's a bit much. It feels like the customers weren't hired, but that carries way too much risk. From the second installment onwards, the angles and content make it obvious that the customers are hired, but this work tries too hard to emphasize the 'hidden camera' aspect, which actually lowers the quality of the production.