
Hatano Yui's massive 10th-anniversary project! Traveling from Yamaguchi to Tokyo over 4 days, she aims to sell 10,000 copies of her work by offering herself to fans who help her reach the goal. A wild, high-stakes journey involving fans, stores, and the industry.










I was satisfied with it as a documentary-style piece. It had both eroticism and suspense, so I enjoyed it. It seems like it's competing with the Hibiyan series, but aside from Tiger-san's involvement and the mission-based structure, it's basically its own thing, which I liked. The sex scenes are erotic and the dialogue is fun. I hope they make the 15th and 20th-anniversary works in this same style.
I was surprised by how cute she looks without makeup. The stories about her struggles when she first started in AV and the kindness of people around her buying her videos were actually quite heartwarming. I like this kind of AV too.
A wonderful piece where you can catch a glimpse of Hatano-san's real self. I'm a fan of Director Tiger too, so it was a double win. Seeing her without makeup and witnessing a different side of her was incredibly satisfying.
It's way too sloppy for a 10th-anniversary project. Well, Yui isn't an exclusive actress and appears everywhere, so I guess it's impossible to expect a carefully crafted 10th-anniversary special. (โ-โ; ) Giving it a 3, with one point added as a bonus.
Following the request for something 'even more grueling than Hibiki Otsuki's 10th-anniversary project,' this film follows Yui Hatano as she travels from Yamaguchi to Tokyo, funding her journey solely through the sales of her own works. Itโs a rare piece that lets you fully appreciate Yui Hatanoโfrom her surprisingly humble, hands-on sales approach (visiting shops and asking fellow actresses and directors to buy her work on FANZA) to her makeup-free scenes and genuine personality. Because of manufacturer restrictions on FANZA, she has to complete 'missions' (sex scenes) to unlock sales, but her entertainer spirit shines through as she adopts different personas, like a sex worker, to keep things interesting despite being stuck with the same partner for days. While the grueling nature of the project is polarizing, itโs packed with Yui Hatanoโs charm; enjoy it as an erotic documentary.