JUY-642 - Stuck in a hotel room with my crush, the gorgeous boss

An early work of Sumire Kurokawa. She's a female boss, but the texture of her suit shows she's not quite a veteran yet, giving off a sense of innocence. She might have been promoted quickly, but the lack of confidence is actually a plus. There's a strange persuasiveness to the precariousness of being pushed down by a young, sturdy subordinate and falling into an adult relationship. While her later works show more range and active eroticism, this one is worth recommending for the charm of her 'trying her best' innocence and the eroticism of seeing that facade crumble.

Writing a review for the first time in a while. First off, the scene in bed where you can catch a glimpse of her naked body through the bathrobe was super hot. It would've been perfect if her face was in the frame too. Plenty of other highlights, definitely recommended.

After her time as Natsume Inagawa, I get the impression that she has really grown into these kinds of roles. It's not flashy, but it has a mature, subdued quality that makes it a very good work. It's included in the Madonna Best collection, but I recommend buying it as a standalone title.

I bought this on sale because Kurokawa-san is in it. She has a serious-looking face, so the gap between that and the sex scenes is actually quite appealing. The scene in the second half where they look at each other before starting the act at the hotel was a different situation from other works, which was nice. The contrast between her serious face and the red erotic lingerie with black stockings is great. If you're going to buy it, I recommend doing so during a sale.

Shared-room stories often have a lot of non-consensual elements, but while this one starts that way, it's not driven by the lecherous desires of a mean boss or subordinate. Instead, it's about a young subordinate who can't hold back his feelings of love in the lucky situation of sharing a room. It starts with force, but it's good that it develops into a mutual, affectionate relationship rather than just a body reacting to someone they hate. I didn't find Sumire Kurokawa very attractive in still photos or teasers, but why does she become so much more charming in the actual video?