IPZ-492 - The Dark Past of a Beautiful Librarian, Airi Kijima

She's played characters with specific settings before, but this is the first time she's had a story arc that spans the entire film. I really think Kijima has great acting skills. Maybe if the makeup had been less flashy to fit the character, it would have felt more realistic. This is also her first 'non-con' role. Seeing the petite Kijima in this kind of role makes it hard not to feel bad for her. The fact that she plays the role of a plain, timid librarian so well in the drama parts only strengthens that impression. As a work, I think it fully achieves its production goals. The 'constant victim' aspect leaves a bit of a bitter aftertaste, but considering how much she must have pushed herself mentally and physically for her first non-con role, I can't bring myself to deduct any stars.

It's been 8 years, but Airi Kijima is as amazing as ever. I'm moved by how beautiful she was back then and how she remains just as stunning today. I love that she wears glasses in this one. Also, the angle from the ceiling while she's lying face down on the massage table during the spa scene was top-tier. Her full-body lines are just gorgeous. Seeing her get turned on during the massage was also very erotic and great. There's a lot of 'molestation' in the library, so it has a bit of a 'clothed' vibe, and she only gets fully naked toward the end, but regardless, it's a fantastic piece.

This production relies way too much on Kijima. It was decent until the middle, but the turn where she gets taken by a colleague in the second half feels way too lazy. They should have emphasized the sense of shame—the feeling that she absolutely must not get caught by a coworker. The play itself was soft.

*It was a situation of ``having sex with a plain but cute girl,'' and I was glad that the overall feeling of ``I don't like it, but I can't refuse'' was expressed. I was particularly excited by the scene where she was interrupted crying in the toilet, saying things like, "I can't believe she's my daughter..." Airi Kijima looks good in glasses and is cute. However, although her glasses and clothes gave her a plain childish appearance, it was a shame that her hair was light and her eyes were darkly made up. She's beautiful to begin with, so I wanted her to wear light makeup and carve out her character more. Also, there are only two characters, so it's a little unsatisfactory. Since the crime was being committed inside the building, the number of witnesses and intimidators increased one after another, and in the end it turned into a public toilet... I wanted it to be as exciting as possible.

The story and the encounters are underwhelming. It's supposed to be a 'defilement' theme, but it's way too soft.