
The legendary collaboration between acting genius Emma Futaba and the master of intense scenes, Director Jyo Asagiri! Yuma was feeling jealous after hearing her best friend Kanon was going on a trip with another man. On the day of the trip, Yuma heads straight to the house of Kanon's boyfriend, Hajime. Yuma has long harbored a secret crush on Hajime, only to discover she looks exactly like the AV actress he's obsessed with. While watching an AV together, Yuma can't hold back and whispers, '...Shall we try something like this?'












So it's a drama. Since it's shot objectively rather than as a self-recording, I'm left frustrated wondering, 'Why aren't they doing a close-up here?'
I'm sure many guys fantasize about scenarios like this. I'm one of them. Emma's natural eroticism is a must-see! Highly recommended.
She shows off hardcore play with such a cute, cunning look. That contrast is incredibly erotic.
To everyone planning to watch this: I highly recommend checking the reviews first. The actress looks like Ema Futaba, and I was wondering if it was her—turns out the film makes that its main theme. It influences their play from start to finish. I love director Jo Asagiri's work, so I really regret not reading the reviews beforehand. Ema's acting was perfect, though.
Since it's an Asagiri production, it's not just about the sex. If you're only looking for erotica, you'll be disappointed. It's an AV, but the story progression is treated with significant importance. What's really interesting is how it ties into another Asagiri work from the S1 label, '3 Days of Fucking My Girlfriend's Best Friend While She's Away, Yura Kano.' It's built on the premise that Yura Kano and Ema Futaba look alike, and since the male lead, Hajime Horiuchi, is the same, comparing the two is quite fun. One thing that bothered me: Yuma makes breakfast and says, 'I made the soup myself,' but Hajime barely acknowledges it. He could have at least complimented her, but instead, he immediately asks for oral... it feels devoid of affection. This is a recurring issue throughout the film; his attitude toward her feels off.