JUQ-948 - A perfect match between two people - both mind and body. A passionate kiss soap where 'thoughts' and 'lips' overlap, Fumino of Satsuki.

This series was way better when directed by Oyama. It changed drastically with the switch to Niku-son, especially the camera work. And the actor in this one was just awful. It completely killed the vibe of the series. He was talking to the actress like he'd done this a million times, which just didn't fit the tone of this series at all.

The soapland girl played by Fumino Sayuki in this work was great – her newbie freshness really came through. I also enjoyed how her lingerie and stockings changed with the time shifts, a signature of this series. While she wears black stockings at the end, I really liked the pure vibe she gave off with white stockings beforehand. Her purity contrasted with the jet-black pubic hair, which was seriously erotic and got me going. She's the kind of soapland girl you'd want to request over and over. This is a masterpiece, honestly!

This actress, maybe it's just me, but she always seems to have this awkward little smile during the sex scenes. She's cute and her slightly droopy, natural breasts are really beautiful, but that part just didn't quite do it for me.

If you meet her at a high-end soapland, it's a jackpot. Her smile is gentle and kind, and her hospitality is amazing, allowing you to release your sexual desires without tension. She has a great figure and unbelievably beautiful skin. The interactions with the veteran hostess might be realistic to the soapland scene, but I was imagining it would be even more erotic if it showed her with other customers, even if they had a connection, highlighting the fact that she's a hostess and sees other men. She's truly adorable, this girl.

A high-class soap opera starring Fumino Satsuki as a housewife. Fumino is married, but her marriage is falling apart and she's separated from her husband. The man she meets at the shop isn't used to the nightlife, and Fumino is drawn to his personality. They eventually fall in love, crossing the line between customer and hostess. It works really well as a bittersweet love story. The play where she's serving customers in the first half is completely different in atmosphere from the more couple-like interactions in the second half. Fumino Satsuki's talent for conveying the story beyond just the dialogue really shines through.