KBMS-136 - Even the woman you want to marry produces stinky things, Watanabe Sayaka

*sorry. I've only seen the first part so far, but it was really cute and had a nice style. I wish I could see a scene like that. I even want to experience the smell. I almost want to lick the leftovers clean. Sorry for being a pervert. I will also buy other works!

*Continuing from the previous work, the atmosphere created by Mr. Watanabe's natural responses will be soothing. There was a feeling of wanting to date rather than eroticism, and there was no place for me to go. This time, the main focus is on shooting with Haruka. Mr. Watanabe was made to be a senior person in excretion and was given the lead, but I was not amused when I learned that Ms. Haruka had extreme experience in excretion at another manufacturer. The best part of the movie was the scene where Mr. Watanabe and Mr. Haruka (probably) put on their own underwear and give a massage. It was surreal and good. Furthermore, there is a scene where the staff members touch each other's breasts. I sympathized with the ulterior motive of wanting to take it in the direction of lesbianism. Anyway, Mr. Watanabe's character is good, so I have high hopes for him in the future. However, it doesn't seem like there will be any involvement in the future, so I'm curious to see how they will incorporate erotic content.

I'll skip the details, but in the sample, it looked like a purely entertainment-focused video featuring someone who had been appearing anonymously since her debut, now under the name 'Haruka.' But after actually buying and watching it, it felt more like a retrospective of Watanabe-san's career. There's the usual chaotic energy, but with a slight undercurrent of tension. She revisited the 'feces dissection' that I've never been a fan of, ever since that 'I'm Watanabe. I farted, peed, and pooped. Please take care of me' video. Afterward, as she talked about her future goals, I remembered a reply on her Twitter that I had followed back in the day, which hinted at her stepping away from studio shoots. Thinking, 'Is this what that was about?' really tugged at my heartstrings. Unlike the stiff atmosphere with the director, the talk with the guest was bright and lively, and Haruka-san's unique way of speaking was genuinely healing.