
Ginji, living alone in Tokyo away from his family, finds his lonely life shaken when a young, innocent-looking newlywed couple moves in next door. Mesmerized by the wife, Kana, Ginji begins to obsessively watch her, eventually crossing the balcony to snoop through her laundry. One day, Kana unsuspectingly visits his apartment, and Ginji, unable to control his pent-up desire, forces himself upon her.










The scene where the man is peeking through the window is creepy. It looked like a ghost photo (lol). If she's just going to accept it with almost no resistance, I think it would have made more sense for the story if she were the one doing the seducing.
Kana-chan has such a cute face, but the fact that she has a hairy bush despite those breasts is irresistible. The hairstyle at the end suited her very well, and the entanglement after she was 'corrupted' was so erotic that I was satisfied with just this scene alone. To be honest, the other scenes were just okay, but the ending was really great.
Young wife Kana is violated by her middle-aged neighbor, Sagawa. Later, she ends up begging on the apartment stairs and giving in, eventually seducing him herself when her husband goes on a business trip. Kana Tsuruta has a youthful face and a curvy, busty figure, but her 'victim' acting isn't very sexy. However, her performance after she's fully corrupted and acting naturally was quite good. Sagawa isn't much of a villain this time, and the ending is refreshing, which made for a pleasant watch.
The pairing of the young, innocent-looking newlywed wife, Kana Tsuruta, and the pathetic middle-aged neighbor, Ginji Sagawa, was an interesting mismatch that played well into the masochistic themes. However, the fact that she accepts Sagawa without much resistance—despite not having a particularly bad relationship with her husband—and eventually becomes obsessed with him feels far too convenient, which forces me to rate the drama aspect poorly. The setting of performing oral sex in an apartment stairwell in broad daylight, where anyone could walk by at any time, is also questionable. It would have been more convincing if there were some groundwork laid, like her husband refusing to have sex with her, leaving her frustrated.
It's quite surprising to see Tsurukana cast as the 'Madonna.' She does a good job with the young wife role in this drama-style piece. As for her line delivery and acting... well, it would be harsh to compare her to the veteran Madonnas.