
Iaan is living a happy life with her wedding just a month away. Suddenly, her ex, who dumped her in the past, reaches out. Thinking it's the last time, she goes on a hot spring trip, only for their suppressed desires to explode. She ends up getting creampied repeatedly by her ex, all behind her fiancé's back.










It feels like just another hot spring affair movie where the title only explains the prologue-like setup. I think her sexiness was well-displayed, but there's no story at all, so I can't deny the disappointment. The fact that people like me still bite means the title is important, I suppose...
I see, it's a rather difficult work to rate, but I think this has its own merit. Other reviews say it's a waste given how few works Ian Hanasaki has left, but that's absolutely not the case. If anything, what's a waste for a fan is seeing the same type of content over and over. In that sense, getting a glimpse of her natural expressions was a real gain. Her expressions with the ocean in the background were beautiful. If you consider that what you paid for, it's more than satisfying for a fan.
They market the real sex and raw internal ejaculation, but ruin it with low-budget POV filming. It's just dark and the field of view is too narrow. You can't see what you want to see, and you end up seeing things you don't want to. 'Just the actress and me' is a setting, but there's no need to actually film with 'only two people.' It must have been a fun time for the actor and director, and this film is probably a fond memory for them. But I wish they'd think about the viewer's perspective. Filming with 'only two people' saves money by not needing other cameramen, but it ends up being a masturbatory project for the director and actor, just like this one. That's not what I'm looking for in a 'real sex' raw ejaculation film. They wasted one of Hanasaki Ian's few remaining appearances.
Hanasaki Ian is beautiful, sexy, and the best, but the male lead in this production is an old guy, which makes the premise hard to buy. Also, the director—or maybe it was the actor—wore these bizarre green glasses, and that weird attempt at a statement just killed the mood for me. Giving it 3 stars only because of Hanasaki Ian.