HODV-21019 - Legendary Actress Hibiki Otsuki's 'Newbie' Debut

*I felt a sense of warmth as I was able to see a new side of Hibiki, who is one of the top actresses in both name and reality.

I mean, even when they market someone as a 'virgin debut,' they often look like veterans anyway. AV is a fantasy and a work of fiction, so anything goes. Maybe it’s the contrast with Hibiki Otsuki’s blonde gyaru days that makes this kind of work feel even more erotic.

I love that this is just a standard, erotic piece featuring my favorite, Hibiki Otsuki. I've been a fan of hers for a long time, but there haven't been many works that really hit the mark for me, so I'm glad to see something that just focuses on the eroticism in a natural way. She seems to have a huge fanbase both in Japan and abroad. I'm rooting for her! She's uniquely pretty—I just can't get over how cute she is.

I've seen Hibiki Otsuki a lot in Aozora Soft and thought she was good, but I never know who to watch when it comes to 'kikaku' (concept) actresses. Is a debut like this a reward for actresses who have worked hard in concept videos until now? It's interesting to hear her talk about her real AV debut and her first sexual experience in the interview. Even when they call it 'debut sex,' I'm like, 'Wait, where?' but oh, she's actually shy. She's covering her face with her hands. (Laughs) She's saying dirty things while acting shy, really playing the part of a rookie actress! Her ears and nipples are sensitive, and her reactions to being fingered are great too. It's amazing that she can squirt just from fingers. Finally, the last sex scene—her hip movement is so skilled it makes me laugh. (Laughs) Aren't soft scenes with concept actresses rare? I like the soft stuff because the actresses look prettier that way.

I've always thought Hibiki Otsuki was the best among actresses, but she was stuck in gimmick-heavy projects and never really had a great film. I'm so glad she finally appeared in a production like this. There might be contract issues with certain studios, but I'd love to see her in works from companies like Attackers or Idea Pocket.