
My childhood friend Himari showed up completely changed as a flashy gal. I was shocked, but it turned out she ran away from home and needed a place to stay. Despite her looks, she was still the same fragile girl inside. One thing led to another, and we ended up having intense sex all night long, deepening our connection.




















I feel like any project featuring this specific pairing of actress and actor is almost always high quality. Himari's sex appeal is great, and the actor being led on is also very good.
A happy ending where he ends up with Himari, who ran away from a piece-of-trash guy. I'm so jealous!!
First off, it's genuinely moving. The sex scenes in between are great, of course, and watching Himari-san get more and more into it as her pleasure builds is just the best.
As a fan of Asagiri's work, I had high expectations, but the story felt a bit thin. It's a shame that they used a talented actress like Himari Kinoshita only for the film to feel so flat. I wish it had emphasized more emotional range; I know Director Asagiri is capable of that, but this one just lacked momentum. That said, Himari Kinoshita is a beautiful, tall actress with a great figure, so I definitely got my fill of the erotic side.
*The atmosphere is like the fulfillment of pure love, but it is a work that shows dreams and reality. Yuzuru is a ronin, and it is true that he is studying hard this year, but it is also like a dream that he is going to the university that he wants no matter what. Himari's current state is a reality that could be seen in the countryside somewhere, and when Yuzuru loses her virginity, Himari invites him to her first relationship, but Himari's actions are rooted in Himari's reality. Yuzuru To Ru, the opportunity to suddenly lose his virginity was like a dream, and the way Himari spread her legs wide open and seemed like she was coming for him when he penetrated her was like something out of a dream. However, the fearless firing and Himari's expression of feeling unsatisfied are realistic. In the scene where they are walking together to send Himari home, Himari seems to be thinking about the reality that is to come, and the scene where they have sex in Yuzuru's room afterward is both like a dream and reality for Yuzuru. The two of them spend time together, as if to fill in the blank time, but as they walk outside the field in the setting sun, I wonder if they are talking about their old memories. . The past that has passed is like a dream, and being in the bath together is a reality. After graduating from virginity, they continue to have sex with the same person and become like lovers, and the two people, who have a height difference, link their arms together. It was like a dream to see him walking around with his ex-boyfriend, and it was a reality that he was completely over with his ex-boyfriend.After this, he might not have to think too much about it, but is it true that he doesn't immediately respond to Yuzuru's confession? , because we can have sex? There may be a realistic woman's heart like that. And when it comes to the final entanglement, Yuzuru, who was a virgin until a few days ago, makes Himari climax over and over again, which may be necessary for an AV, but for Himari, it's like a dream. The fact that Himari confesses to her the next morning can be said to be a realistic example of a woman's heart, satisfied with Yuzuru's growth as a man. Their love is fulfilled, but the future is uncertain, which is both a reality and a dream. Someone said this a long time ago. Men live in dreams, women live in reality. However, these days, it is common for women to advance into society, and I think many people are living their dreams. Will dreams become reality only if we live together? . I thought so too. I don't recommend this book to people who place a high value on relationships, but I think it's a good book to recommend to people who want to feel something in their hearts, or who can feel something. That's all.