
On a Christmas day filled with couples, this is a crazy project for lonely wolves in Yokohama! Track down Akari Mitani using her live SNS photos! The first team to find her gets the ultimate prize: a raw, cream-pie reward. From college kids and veteran actors to middle-aged guys—everyone's in on it! Who will catch the goddess and cross the finish line? The heated tracking battle starts now!










*I don't really understand. It's not interesting, I wasn't excited at all. disappointing
I'll be honest. You guys are right to be unsatisfied. I won't go into details, but based on watching the work and the person's own testimony, it's clear that ignoring the 'Team College Student' rules was a bad move. The content was interesting at first, but it gets boring in the second half. It's a shame.
*It was a method that gave the college students an advantage. I actually saw it, but it's boring. It's a shame
Starring: Akari Mitani. If you ignore the erotic scenes, this is perfect for a YouTube project or a fan appreciation event!! The concept was genuinely fun, and you can tell the camera crew worked their tails off. The sex scenes are a bit tame, as everyone says, but I really hope people watch this with the mindset of enjoying a YouTube-style production!!
Bought this for Akari Mitani. But the result of the first round was so unpleasant that I stopped watching. The male actor who kept complaining on set was incredibly immature, and the staff who let a team that clearly broke the rules and had fewer members win are out of their minds. Personally, I don't mind if these kinds of projects are scripted or real as long as they're entertaining, and even if they're boring, I can tolerate them as long as they don't ruin the mood for getting off. But this first round was frustrating; if it was scripted, there was no need for such an annoying outcome, and if it was real, the decision to overturn the rules made the whole concept feel broken. I was annoyed the entire time. The 'college student' vibe was irritating throughout, and I couldn't relate at all to the director's reasoning that they won because it was 'fun.' I have no desire to get off to the scenes that followed, and I don't even want to skip ahead to the second round. It fails both as a variety show and as a video for self-pleasure.