JUQ-811 - #This is what happened to the married woman I met on a matching app an hour later. Sayuri Hayama

Even though it's been over a year since Hayama Sayuri's debut with this work, the scene where she first enters the hotel feels like a real, inexperienced housewife – I liked that freshness. It's almost as if it's not a drama at all, but a documentary filmed with a real, ordinary woman. And yet, she's incredibly sensual, and she confidently caresses the man, which is a strange and captivating charm. Sayuri-san has a beautiful, voluptuous body that's better described as full-figured than slender, and the full-frontal interaction was incredibly sexy and great. As always, the woman-on-top position, with her long hair flying around and becoming disheveled, is the best.

This is my first time seeing a work by Hayama Sayuri. I thought her pale skin and the delicate, small areolas and nipples were beautiful. I also appreciate that she left her pubic hair. In her debut work, she was set as 32 years old, but she looks much younger in this one. The way the fat has settled, as if she let her guard down a little, is fitting for a housewife and alluring. Her looks give the impression she could play the sister of Kinoshita Rinrinko. However, it seems unlikely that Hayama will leave her exclusive contract with Madonna. That's a shame... I think the overall story of a housewife meeting someone on a dating app and becoming bolder with each affair is good. However, the setting of a housewife letting a man she just met take her picture feels quite forced. There's foreshadowing with the SNS interactions and people watching it, but I couldn't understand what it was ultimately for. The script and direction feel overly elaborate and self-indulgent. Also, the setting of the woman having a young child wasn't necessary. There should have been less of the vertical, phone-sized shots. The hazy character of being photographed by her lover and ending up in a doggy style position suited Hayama Sayuri well. She does become bolder gradually, but I wish she had acted even more boldly. It would have been great if the grinning actor had been panting with a serious expression. It might be a problem with the direction after all.

She's got that 'everyday housewife' vibe, and it's incredibly alluring. Those plump, pale thighs... the awkwardness is surprisingly erotic. This is a masterpiece, I gotta say.

Not too young, not too old... she's got that perfect 'older woman' vibe and a nice, firm body. It feels strangely realistic, like you could actually meet someone like her.

*This work, which begins with a modern setting of a dating app, drew me in from the first introduction. The realistic facial expressions and gestures of the married woman played by Sayuri Hayama created a documentary-like reality that made me immerse myself in the story.