
Ichika lives a quiet life with her husband and daughter, Miki. When Miki brings her boyfriend, Tomoya, home, Ichika initially approves of his sincere demeanor. However, she soon realizes Tomoya has been eyeing her, not her daughter, all along. With Miki away, Tomoya seizes the chance to make his move on her mother.








Ichika-san's acting feels so stiff and robotic, it feels like she's not making the most of her voluptuous body. Aside from that, the sex scenes are pretty hot.
It's a work with absolutely no defining features. Director Kotaro Amemiya has made many films with 'Mother' in the title, but this one is disappointing.
*I've had three relationships with my husband, my daughter's ex-boyfriend, and my daughter's boyfriend. Other than my husband, I was forced to get involved, but there was nothing particularly unusual about it. Asagiri-san, I can't say that he's good at acting, but he's not a bad character either. But I feel like it's just not good enough. I think it's probably due to the lack of clothing. Clothes that emphasize cleavage more than necessary or short skirts will make you look like a slutty and shameless woman. I'm sure some people like women like that, but I would like her mother and my friend's mother to refrain from exposing themselves as much as possible until they take off their clothes.
This is my second purchase of Ichika-san's work, and she still moans with such a cute voice. Given her sharp features, you might expect a husky, low voice at first glance, but the gap between her look and her cute voice is truly captivating. This work features three main scenes, which is standard. There aren't any particularly unusual plays, so it's a very straightforward experience. More than that, Ichika-san evokes a sense of longing or a crush on 'someone's mom' or a 'friend's mom.' In that sense, this might be the perfect role for her. *I'd love to see her in a role like 'The Mother is a Soapland Girl' next time.