IENE-105 - First Paycheck Treat: Dad Can't Resist His Drunken Daughter

I bought this on sale a few years ago out of curiosity since it was my first time seeing a father-daughter scenario. It felt more like just watching her in lingerie than an actual story, so I only watched it once. Since it's from 2011, the low resolution is quite noticeable after all these years. It's a shame because the premise itself was interesting.

*The first girl is nice and normal. The sensitivity seems to be good too. Even the body odor (in a good way) after a day's work smells delicious.

They thought it was a blind spot for the other customers, but they're in a position where it's obvious to everyone, yet they don't even try to hide it—fondling breasts, making her squirt, oral, and penetration. They probably wanted to emphasize the 'other customers are around' situation, but it's so blatant that it just kills the mood. The flow is also weird. For the first pair (Nanako Hoshizaki) and second pair (Ryo Kurokawa), the logic of a father getting aroused by his drunken, passed-out daughter and taking the 'opportunity' makes sense. But for the third pair (Ayaka Tomoda), the daughter seducing her father because her mother is passed out makes no sense, and the excuse of 'being drunk' is too weak to justify risking incest in an izakaya. Also, in the second pair, the daughter regains her senses, but he still finishes inside—that's too much. It should have been the first pair who stayed passed out or the third pair who were doing it consensually. When you take over-the-top scenarios or loose, theatrical drama tropes like 'Time Stop!' and force them into a serious, documentary-style story, the reality balance is bound to collapse. I don't know why they didn't question this while making it. I'm adding one star because Nanako Hoshizaki's nipples were strangely erotic.

Every time I watch a release from this studio, the content feels shallow, or just plain boring. They seem to be aiming for the style of Natural High or Lotus, but the filming is so clumsy and lacks any sense of reality. It’s probably the producer’s fault rather than the director’s. This one was terrible too. They really need to step it up.