
A strict upbringing kept this music student pure until 20. Now, she's unleashed her pent-up desires with a body honed by years of ballet.













I'm not usually a fan of 'virgin' concept videos, but I feel like this one is finished to a high level of excitement.
*The title of the work is ``Soft Bodied Virgin,'' which seems to be a somewhat gory catch, and the face in the photo shoot seems to be an attempt to perfectly reflect that title, or the photo is taken in an unbalanced pose that emphasizes the firm expression and softness of the body, spoiling the actress's charm. Contrary to her neat, slender features, she has a funny face that tends to wrinkle easily between her forehead and eyebrows. However, as she aspires to be a ballet girl, she has a flexible body, and her limbs are very long and supple, and the balance between muscle and fat is well-balanced. Even her skin color and nipples exude a clear freshness. I think that the fact that she has completely shaved her hair is a process that takes advantage of this whole body. I think there are many AV actresses who are good at ballet, and as they sing about being virgins, the ballet scenes where they dance completely naked are refreshingly erotic. It's a beautiful dance that I would like to see on stage if possible. Even in scenes where they are involved, you can enjoy the nakedness of their flexible bodies. Some people doubt whether the loss of virginity was as true as the song says, but do the bleeding and complaints of pain mean it's a fake? That's not the flow that appeals to me, so I don't think they're doing anything troublesome on purpose to make her look like a virgin. In any case, I wasn't able to stage my graduation very well. However, I couldn't understand why a promising comment like ``This work is fiction...Please do not imitate it'' suddenly appeared in the intro. It's not a subtitle that you see in all works, so either it's a special feature that means that losing your virginity is a drama and it's a lie, or it's a clichéd excuse for not specifying the scene.In any case, if it's against the law not to include it, most AVs would apply. The director speaks to me several times in the film, but it's a bit annoying and annoying.
She looks almost exactly like the girl on the cover. Her face has a bit of a 'mature' look with downturned eyebrows, but her features are quite refined. She claims to be 20, but she might be a bit older. Her body is petite and slim enough to see her ribs, but her lower body is muscular, perhaps from doing ballet. Her breasts are small, around an A-cup. She is completely shaven. I've seen the trope of taking a walk with the actor to build intimacy before the main act in other studios, but it's rare for Kichix—I only recall it in Arisa Honda's work (100 Million Yen Virgin). In the first scene, the actor is very considerate and gentle, but because he's quite well-endowed, she ends up in pain and even bleeds. It's a shame the bleeding effect in this production feels so fake. The second scene starts with a blindfolded bondage play in a leotard, but it's a pity they strip her completely naked halfway through. She might not be a virgin, but personally, I don't mind the scripted nature of it since she's slim and flat-chested.
Looks nothing like the cover. It's a very distinct face, so it'll be hit or miss... I don't even know how to describe the droopy eyebrows and forehead wrinkles... She seems to be enduring the pain, but whether she's a virgin or not is up to you to decide...
This one just doesn't cut it. The 'virgin' premise is also pretty hard to believe. Honestly, I skipped through most of it. It's at the level where I want a refund. I had high expectations, so I'm really disappointed.