LADY-089 - 1lady00089

It's a school-themed lesbian work featuring the beautiful Hinata and her upperclassman, Ayumu. The interactions between these cute girls are beautifully depicted. Azusa also gets involved in the mix as a teacher. The scene where Hinata writhes in ecstasy while being rimmed by Azusa is incredibly arousing. It has a cozy, documentary-style lesbian vibe. Highly recommended if you enjoy soft yuri/lesbian content.

I enjoy story-driven works, so I had a good time with this one. The two leads have distinct characters and are just adorable. The sex scenes might be considered monotonous, but the dialogue and acting follow the narrative so well that I couldn't bring myself to fast-forward. The scenes focusing on kissing without any props felt very realistic. At the end, there's an off-shot of them interacting, and their chemistry is so good that it really makes you wonder if they might become real-life lesbian friends.

High school girl themes aren't my favorite genre, but I wanted to see Azusa Ito. Both high school girls are stunning beauties, especially the underclassman, who has an indescribably cute face. If they had appeared in an office lady (OL) themed film with this look, it would have been a perfect 5/5. Azusa Ito's performance, as expected from a veteran, elevated the quality of the work. The tension really rises during the scene between the senior and Azusa.

No props. The interaction is soft, but the kissing is heavy tongue-kissing. The title references a certain sports series, but the tennis club is just a setting and has no real relevance. The title sense is zero. Hinata Tachibana is a black-haired, slender, beautiful girl. Ayumu Sena is a cute girl with a gentle vibe and a slightly plump figure. This director seems obsessed with having them stick their tongues out and lick each other. It's fresh and cute until the kissing starts, but once it does, they stick their tongues out aggressively, which feels over-directed and doesn't suit the two of them. It would have been better to emphasize their cuteness instead. The drama lacks a little something extra, and the ending leaves a sense of emptiness. It's slightly mitigated by the final documentary chapter, though (even there, the kissing direction persists...). I don't know why they cast Kirihara. I don't think her clingy style, the age gap, or the love triangle were necessary at all.

They lick each other's genitals and anuses. There are continuous lesbian scenes with various costumes, deep kissing, and rubbing against each other, but there's no play involving strap-ons or similar props. It's a soft lesbian film.