
A fake documentary NTR drama featuring the popular actress 'Sakura Momo'! A relatable work created with a focus on the reality of everyday life! 'Momo', who has consistently cherished her male childhood friend. She finally confesses her unexpressed feelings and begins a 3-day cohabitation with her childhood friend. The emotions she's been accumulating explode, leading to repeated physical and emotional intimacy, eventually culminating in intercourse. There's no stopping now... She doesn't think about the consequences... It's true what they say about love being blind. Anyway, 'Sakura Momo' is just too cute!












So, the setup is Momo going celibate for a month to help her childhood friend, Hayato, get over a cheating girlfriend. Classic trope, but it works. She visits him while his girlfriend is away on a seminar, and things escalate... as they do. Honestly, if she'd been *that* shy in the morning and then immediately let him film her, I'd have forgotten all about the girlfriend and wanted to stay with him forever. The 'one month of abstinence' thing feels kinda weird when she's surrounded by a mountain of toys, though. Momo's looking great, still super cute, and her acting has improved a lot. She seems to be really committed to the idol AV route, and she's definitely put in the work. I'm hoping she gets to play more roles like the college student forced into a 'physical repayment' situation, or a teacher on a field trip, or an esthetician at a wife's home salon – really show off her professionalism. This series started with Kami Anna 5 years ago, then Nagahama Mitsuri last year, and it's just so sweet seeing them get close. I need to see more experienced actresses like Monoki Kana, Nishimiya Yume, and Akari Tsumugi being all cute and affectionate.
Momochan's expressions and sweet voice are just… incredible. The way they tangle on the bed, with Momochan completely lost in the moment, is insane. Definitely a keeper.
Tao, I know you like it rough, but can you please get a hotter actor? You're a beautiful woman! The scene where the actor filmed with his phone was way overexposed.
Momochan really delivers. Perfect from head to toe. And with flawless acting on top of that, there's just nothing to criticize. Top tier.