
After an unexpected body swap, a mother and daughter are forced to live each other's lives. The mother, now in her daughter's body, starts a secret affair with her daughter's boyfriend, while the daughter, in her mother's body, finds herself in an unthinkable situation with her own father.




















First of all, the body-swap premise is pointless. In the drama scenes, they show the calm daughter and the flustered mother to emphasize the swap, but once the sex starts, the swap means almost nothing. Also, there are scenes for both the mother and the daughter; if you like mature women, you don't need the daughter's scenes, and if you like gyaru, you don't want to see the mature woman's scenes. If they wanted to focus on the body swap, they needed better direction, and if they wanted a standard AV, they should have just focused on either the mother or the daughter.
I watched this for Maki Hojo, but Ayaka Tomoda, who co-starred, was surprisingly good. Both of them are great actors, so it never felt dull. Since Maki Hojo's scenes were set as a daughter, it was refreshing to see her acting shy with the actor playing her father, which is different from her usual erotic style. Ayaka Tomoda's scenes were also great. She's such a good actor that I'm planning to check out her other works. The story itself is quite detached from reality, so I personally didn't mind the comedic tone.