JUC-549 - Husband away at sea, wife can't hold back: Yuuna Mizumoto's real affair

I've seen almost all of Yuuna's solo works on various streaming services, and I never get tired of her. The 3000Kbps video quality is mediocre, and the mosaic is just okay. The ex-husband role was a bit lackluster, but Jitta gave a great performance... These two have worked together so many times that their chemistry is spot on. The 'Higo-zuiki' scene is nice. Giving it a '5'—one extra point just for Yuuna.

*Mizumoto Yuuna's beauty remains the same. But something is missing from this work. I think it's because the setting is so tacked on that there's no need for him to be a fisherman. Also, the overall tempo does not flow well, and there are some parts that are half-hearted, making it a very wasteful work. There is no such thing as ``deep-sea fishing'' while handling fishing gear like catching river fish at home.

I saw them perform together in the 'Forgive Me...' series. There are others, too. I saw Mr. Hanaoka at the beginning and didn't expect to run into him here, but the 'contrast' between Jitta-san and Yuna-san really shines in this work; the casting is excellent. I personally like their unique style, but if there's too much of it, the viewer might get bored, so I hope they try more 'relationships and situations' to keep things interesting. Both are essential entertainers in the AV industry. Yuna-san, who can pull off any role, is on screen for over 90% of this film! She's charming no matter how many times I watch her.

When it comes to the pairing of Jitta Hanaoka and Yuna, I find myself expecting something on the level of 'Forgive Me' (AT), which I consider her best recent work. Unfortunately, this piece doesn't quite reach that bar, and the camerawork is monotonous. Yuna is a talented actress, which saves it to some extent, but if she's going to be paired with Jitta, I'd rather see it in a documentary style than a dramatic one.

Yuuna Mizumoto has a great figure, she's pretty, and her acting during the sex scenes is solid. The intense scenes with her fisherman husband (Jitta Hanaoka) in the first half were good, but from the middle, when her ex-husband shows up... the following interactions felt lacking. In the second half, when Hanaoka returns early from fishing to fix his boat and the ex-husband panics and hides in the closet to watch them have sex—it's a common trope in AV, but it wasn't very interesting. I wish they had put more effort into the story structure, camera work, and the ex-husband's dialogue and acting.