HODV-21468 - 【完全主観】方言女子 大分弁 今井まい

*In other works, there are moments when you can't help but notice her accent, so I knew she was from Kyushu, but when she speaks properly like this, it's really cute. Although the relationship itself wasn't great, this is a work where you can enjoy Mai Takeda's friendly charm.

*A beautiful girl who really looks like she's going to be around, but she has an erotic body hidden away. I am a fan who has fallen into this gap. It's a subjective item that I've been eyeing for a while, so I bought it right away on sale. I'm generally satisfied with it, but I couldn't see the boob licking when I watched it (lol).I'm not satisfied with this part, but I'm a fan, so I gave it 5 stars. Takeda Mai (Imai Mai)'s retirement is sad.

Oita dialect has that typical Kyushu-style ending, but strangely, it lacks the heavy accent found in other parts of Kyushu. Because of that, when people move to big cities like Tokyo or Osaka, the dialect tends to fade away or blend into the local speech quite easily. But since it's not too distinct, I think it's easy on the ears. And when someone as cute as Mai Imai speaks it, even with my bias, her charm and cuteness are off the charts! On top of that, she has a baby face but a gorgeous, curvy figure, and her acting is top-notch—especially in those casual, date-like conversations that feel so authentic. The content covers all the essentials, and with four outfit changes starting from that initial white hoodie, it stays fresh and engaging throughout. The ending even hits those fetish notes perfectly. Personally, the cowgirl position was the highlight for me—it was excellent. It's rare to see someone from Oita featured so prominently, so this is a real treat! For anyone from Oita, this is an absolute must-have.

First off, the fact that it's set entirely in a love hotel adds a nice sense of realism. It saves on travel time and avoids those fancy suites, so it's probably cost-effective. The downside is that they should've put that saved money into the costumes. Everything looks so cheap—it screams 'bought at a discount store.' The makeup also makes her look suddenly aged whenever the camera pulls back. Also, do people in Oita really use '~ken' that much at the end of their sentences? I feel like '~cha' is more common. Well, I guess it depends on the specific area.