
A 20-year-old mother finds excitement outside her marriage, getting addicted to her lover's intense sex and eventually involving her father-in-law.




















I think Tsukada Shiori is quite talented not just as an AV actress, but as an actress in general. The way the non-AV-like drama is executed perfectly is all thanks to her outstanding acting skills. The plot was also good. The first half follows a married woman who, despite a seemingly good relationship with her husband, is dissatisfied with his lack of passion and falls into the depths of raw lust after being picked up by a man. The second half deals with the daughter's turmoil after catching her widowed, lonely father masturbating to AVs while bringing him food. Feeling pity for him, she projects her own unfulfilled desires onto him, leading to an encounter between father and daughter. The realism in both stories is entirely due to Tsukada Shiori's acting and expressive power. Personally, her body and looks are exactly my type. She's Japanese, but her physique rivals that of a foreigner—a super body. I'd want to make her my wife. This is truly a work that can be called a family heirloom.
I fell for Shiori Tsukada while watching Henry Tsukamoto's popular 'Showa 20~' series. Maybe it's the chemistry between the FA Pro style and the actress? Regardless, like other reviewers said, this film is packed with Shiori Tsukada's thick, erotic charm. The story and camera work feel a bit old-school, but that actually makes it easier to watch. 1. The build-up of emotion from the affair 69 to the doggy style is great. 2. The stepfather is Toru Ozawa. I love the sticky, persistent premise of her seducing her own stepfather.
The feel of her breasts and the softness of her stomach are just like when I was dating my wife, so I got off to it easily. Her face is a bit similar, and the way she reacts is almost identical, so it felt very real and was the best.
If you're into chubby girls, this is a guaranteed hit. The lead actress is exactly what fans of the 'chubby' genre are looking for.
I don't think the actress herself is bad, but overall, it felt like they tried to pack too much in and it lacked cohesion.