
An intense, emotional erotic drama by AV master Gunji Kawasaki. Starring Ayaka Satonaka as the single mother running an izakaya, and Miyuki Kobayashi as the chef. We invite you into their world of breathless sensuality. Tonight, the back door of the izakaya remains unlocked.
It says it was released in 2008, but it seems much older. The mosaic is coarse; you can see the oral sex clearly, but it's hard to tell if the penetration is real or simulated. While it features two big-name mature actresses, Satonaka is already past her prime with sagging skin, while Kobayashi is much younger, toned, and beautiful. I understand director Gunji Kawasaki's intent, but it lacks the eroticism found in Roman Porno. The scenes between Satonaka and Ken Yamagata (the 'Kaga Takeshi of the industry') are too long and boring. The scenes between Kobayashi and the actor playing her son are too plain. You can't create erotic beauty with just the act itself. If they combined it with glimpses of leg lines in daily life, changing clothes, or lingerie scenes, they could have expressed much more eroticism... Viewers want to see the actress's body in scenes that actually have sex appeal.
Satonaka-san wasn't really my type, but after seeing that beast-like sex scene in the izakaya, I've changed my mind. This performance really made me appreciate her. Kobayashi-san was great too.
I think the cast members are all giving it their best, but as a viewer, I've become desensitized; a little bit of stimulation just doesn't cut it anymore. Ayako Satonaka is still putting in a great performance, but her 'voice' is so loud that if this were happening in a residential area, a police car would definitely come rushing with sirens blaring. I personally didn't find Miyuki Kobayashi appealing. Perhaps sexual acts are universal and don't differ much regardless of who is performing them, but I really wish they'd put a bit more effort into the production.