HOMA-116 - Reunited with my high school crush from photography club, now we're living together! Rima Arai, the girl who saved my pathetic life with endless comfort and sex.

She’s perfect for the 'delinquent girl' role, but she looked so pretty in the pure romance scenes that it was surprisingly fitting and not bad at all.

I always think of Rima Arai as a mature woman with a girl's face. Despite her baby face, her body is fully developed. But it's not just about her looks; even though she speaks in a cute tone, she is thoughtful, calculating, and possesses a strong, unwavering conviction. In this work, in contrast to Kamejiro's indecisiveness, she moves to settle her high school romance despite her parents pushing for an arranged marriage. She's strict in how she corners him, asking if he really likes her, even preparing a school uniform to set the scene and giving him one last chance to confess. This story isn't just about closing a chapter on love; it gives the man confidence and the strength to pursue his dreams again. His work seems to have improved, too—he's back to using high-end cameras—making it a success story. Rima still demands to be filmed, as if to say, 'Keep looking at me; as long as you do, everything will be fine.' As a man, I really wish I had a wife like her.

The actor was a perfect fit for the role, which really helped make this a good production. However, I was hoping for a more dramatic 'twist' regarding the matchmaking story and the manager's response, so that was a bit of a letdown. I've seen several of Rima Arai's works, and she is at her cutest when she's less 'gyaru.' I especially loved the bathroom scene.

*The situation and story are both perfect. Rima-chan is cute and stable, and when a girl like this comes to live with him, Kamejiro has no choice but to do his best. This is a work that will make you feel bright and positive. Of course, the ending is happy, so there's nothing to say about it. Full marks.

*A work by up-and-coming director Bottoms. This is Lima Arai's first full-scale drama work. Kamejiro is also an up-and-coming actor. I get the impression that the script for this movie was very carefully crafted. It looked like I was watching a short movie. The story itself is a fantasy about a woman who was in unrequited love, but who is actually in love with both of them, and one day she suddenly visits her from the other side. There's a solid backbone to the story, such as the setting of the photo club and the story of the matchmaking, so you can watch it without feeling out of place. The sex scenes also become a part of the drama, making it easy to empathize with the content as it does not break the realistic worldview. The acting by both actors was also excellent. Even as an AV, the distance and angle of the camera, the amount of nakedness of the actresses, the tense and slow kisses, the heated entanglement, etc. make it worth watching even without doing anything special. Personally, I like this director's work.