
A 100% real documentary with the super popular Ruri Saijo! The only mission: spend a night in a city hotel and watch the sunrise together. From unfiltered conversations to raw, unscripted sex, this is the real Ruri Saijo you've never seen before—a next-level POV documentary.




















A drama that depicts human communication, regardless of gender. It feels like an adult version of educational television.
Maybe it couldn't be helped given the concept, but I can't help but think they could have done better. I'm left wondering who exactly this is supposed to be for.
Well, I guess this is just what Ruri Saijo is like in real life. The occasional glimpses of her blunt personality actually add to her charm, so it's not bad. However, I feel like it would have been better if they shot it under proper lighting; it would have felt less distant and the sex scenes would have been clearer. It's not bad, but there's not much to see.
There was way too little filming time. Also, the pairing with Saijo-san wasn't great. Saijo-san had her own style, and Turtle-san had his, but because of the lack of time, their individual traits just didn't mesh well... It was a disjointed production. Still, as a Turtle work, this is how I'd rate it.
I'm a fan of Ruri Saijo, but I'm very disappointed. This is the first time I've seen an AV with so little to offer.