
The veteran Yui Hatano channels her rookie days, bringing back that raw, fresh shyness you haven't seen in years. It’s like a parallel universe where she's debuting all over again. Relive the peak intensity and amateur-like thrill of her early days in this ultimate reboot series.




















The interview is great, and Hata-chan looks so cute when she's shy! It feels like I'm getting to see a side of her that's usually hidden, which makes me happy.
As other reviews have mentioned, the highlight of this work is the interview. The actual play is quite standard; in the first half, she even looks like she's desperately trying to hold back laughter because she's shy (lol). She says her mindset changed after meeting a certain actress, and I thought she meant a great senior, but it turned out to be her ally, OO-yan!? Wait, isn't Hata-chan about two months her senior? (lol) OO-yan is known for her 'god-tier' service, while Hata-chan seems to have a 'salt-tier' (cold/indifferent) attitude at first glance. I suspect that, like the original 'salt-tier' queen, she's actually very passionate on the inside...
The key here is to listen to the interviews you'd usually skip, and to see who they're re-shooting the debut with. Daisuke Sadamatsu has been handling most of these lately, but I just don't feel like he captures the 'debut' vibe. He tends to lean towards the flashy, playboy style like Shimiken or Shinrin Genjin. When Jun Odagiri, who handled the Chika Arimura and Misaki Hatsumi episodes, is in charge, the result is so much gentler and doesn't leave a bad taste in your mouth. Seeing the sample for the April Riko Honda episode, I was genuinely disappointed that Odagiri-san isn't directing it.
*I want to thank Hata-chan for the panties someday (the photos are really erotic). However, now--my uncle's upper management is (tentatively) an organization called TOA, and his handler (trainer) is his super boss for 20 years. The uncle is (commonly known as) mousejp. So, the old man just now asked me to carry out a rescue operation? I'm getting older, and the operation led by my uncle failed. However, the upper management is now telling me to combine with girl. So, I don't know which girl he's referring to, but I've given the uncle's new phone number to both of them - and recently, if he calls or contacts any of the girls on Valentine's Day, the uncle will immediately try to work together. At least I want to be rescued. I'm really tired. . . At that time, I thought there was a hoodie that my uncle ordered by mistake because it was the wrong size (C3-E108, maybe?). It's been lying dormant for almost two years. So, if I had any contact with you this Valentine's Day, I was thinking of using that hoodie, but if there was no contact, should I give it to Hata-chan? That's what I've been thinking lately. If you send it to T Powers, it will arrive. It's a good hoodie. Hata-chan (because she's so easy-going) won't mind if I let her know a little bit, so don't get your hopes up. Even if I can't send it, I'll send you a present someday.
This series started with Chika Arimura, and since her performance was quite good, I decided to watch this one too. However, it was a very standard encounter with no real surprises. It just felt like, 'I guess this is what her private life is like.' Hatano often plays the 'nympho' role, so if you want to be generous, you could call this fresh, but if you're looking for raw, unscripted eroticism rather than just a performance, you can safely skip this. One takeaway was her interview, where she mentioned that while she didn't intend to take AV seriously when she started, meeting a certain actress changed her perspective, making her treat her work and fans with sincerity. Hearing that she now enjoys her job and values her fans was worth the watch.