KA-1556 - Female Butt: Ai Iijima

I first saw Ai Iijima on 'Gilgamesh Night.' Beyond the T-back that was the talk of the town back then, I was struck by her beautiful, long brown hair—a style you rarely see on sexy actresses today. In this work, Ai lets out sultry moans, saying "No, don't," while tossing her super-long hair around. Her candid smile during interviews was truly lovely. Ai later retired from AV and focused on her career as a TV personality. It's well known how she took the entertainment world by storm with her quick wit and unique humor. She expanded her activities far beyond entertainment, so the news of her passing in 2008 was a massive shock. Was her line in this work, "I have to return to the moon," some kind of foreshadowing? Her smile just feels so poignant now. I'm sure she's up on the moon, smiling her bright, innocent smile and being a little bit naughty. May she rest in peace.

A truly great actress whose charm hasn't faded even after decades. I owe her so much from my student days. Watching this again, I couldn't help but think, 'Yes, this is it, this is the pair I remember.'

As expected of an older video, I personally found it a bit underwhelming. It was missing that extra something.

*Ai Iijima was still beautiful. Her body and face were beautiful. Her nails were also stylish in shocking pink and pure white. However, each scene was short and disappointing.

*I bought and watched this as a Slender fan and a fan of older works. This is my personal opinion, but I think the slender actresses of the 80s and 90s were truly slender, unlike now. This is because nowadays, the mainstream is to have a beautiful body that has been stoically applied through training, etc., and combined with dietary restrictions. Of course she is more beautiful now, but perhaps there was no such theory back then, and there are many actresses like Ai Iijima who probably lost weight only by restricting their diet. A slender person who has lost both muscle and fat is probably the slender person of the time. I remember someone on TV saying that there were days when he only drank oolong tea. Now, on to the main story, I personally welcome the fake breasts that others have mentioned. Furthermore, I personally prefer something that is easy to understand, rather than something that is sophisticated today. You can feel the era in the make-up, acting, mosaics, etc. I would like to evaluate its value as a classic work of AV, but my honest opinion is that this kind of work cannot be given points. The rating is 4 based on my personal preference. I lowered it by 1 point because I liked Ai-san who was more focused.