
The day I attended the neighborhood bazaar with my wife, Megumi, I was told about a camping event by the chairman, Ozawa. It was a 2-night, 3-day event on weekdays… We intended to decline as a couple, but Megumi seemed to want to participate alone, thinking about the future. The women's association would also be participating, so reluctantly I decided to let Megumi go to the camping trip. Then, on the day, I received an email from Megumi saying there were only 4 participants. To add to my anxiety, a neighbor told me that the camping trip was an unofficial and lewd event…










I really liked her face – it's my type – and the breast size was perfect (laugh). The acting was good too. It would have been even better if she'd shown a little more resistance in her expressions.
Like others have said, there are too many scenes at the campsite, which is a shame. If there were scenes of her being called, taken, or visiting him on her own after returning to everyday life, it would add more depth to the NTR feel. It feels a little lacking…
This is my first time seeing Minoshima Megumi, and she's slim and erotically beautiful. I bought this because I like neighborhood camping NTR, and this installment has some detailed additions. Like a wife frustrated by a sexless marriage who relieves herself through masturbation, and her getting aroused by sexual harassment but not being taken on the first night, and even masturbating in the tent. Some things are missing, but it seems like the series will continue. Personally, I'd like to see more NTR after she comes back.
Her face is unbelievably gorgeous. Plus, she has a perfect body and a voice I love. I really like this series, so I was thrilled to see her in this one.
This series consistently delivers good quality, which I appreciate. Personally, I would've loved to see a more depraved gangbang scene at the end, with her desperately craving the chairmen's dicks and moaning uncontrollably. Some people are complaining about 'fantasy semen,' but AV is fiction! It's like complaining that the blood in a movie isn't real. Let's just enjoy the fiction for what it is.