
Eru returns to her in-laws for the first time in two years. She has a secret: tattoos she got in her rebellious youth. She hides them from her traditional father-in-law, but he catches a glimpse of her while she's sleeping.










When I saw the tattoo, it looked like wings sprouting from her back. I honestly thought an angel had descended. Even Toru Ozawa, playing the stepfather, was completely smitten. Eru Sato is a real turn-on. My image of tattoos has changed; nowadays, it feels like a way of saying 'see me as I am.' Tattoos are becoming an extension of the genitals.
*Just looking at the tattoos carved on tall people's backs and chests is enough to make me lose my mind over and over again. She wears a lot of makeup, but she's beautiful, so it's not a bad thing.
*The love scene filled with passionate kisses between Elle Sato, who has a fascinating tattoo, and Mr. Ozawa, a kissing old man actor, was mesmerizing and exciting. L-san, your father-in-law and his loving daughter-in-law were played so realistically that my old man's heart melted. It's a work you can watch over and over again.
Did Elle have a complex about her height? The complex about her tattoos, the longing to be accepted... It's a good work that expresses those things in a beautifully erotic way.
As if to embrace the tattoos, she tenderly caressed the rose and wing designs with her tongue, and the way she licked his toes in return felt like such a perfect, nuanced response.