
Erika, 25, 153cm. Uta, 20, 167cm. Erika seems tough but is actually a shy girl at heart. Uta looks like a delicate beauty but has a bold, tomboyish personality. After sharing their feelings, the two start with shy hesitation, then break into tears and engage in passionate kissing and caressing. Now, pussy falls in love with pussy.




















It was great how they didn't care about the camera, just caressing each other at their own pace, and the occasional shy expressions felt very natural. I think this series focuses more on how to please the partner rather than just reaching climax.
I really liked how the older Kitagawa Erika was treated like a younger girl by Kohaku Uta; Erika played it so cute and innocent. Whether it was the direction or just their chemistry, the acting—while not overly aggressive—felt genuinely authentic. Kitagawa has a great figure, and Kohaku's 'paipan' look was a nice touch. It's definitely on the softer side, so those who prefer hardcore stuff might not rate it as highly.
I guess there was zero acting direction. The actresses just drone on with unappealing chatter. Listening to women talk without any sex appeal doesn't feel erotic at all—it just sounds like noise. The camera is way too close, so you can't even enjoy the actual intimate scenes. It's clear the director didn't provide any guidance. If they thought they could sell this as 'natural vibes,' then the director is incredibly short-sighted. I was fed up with the lack of effort displayed on screen.
The two have worked together before. There's tension at first, but as they passionately talk about their mutual respect, you can feel their bond deepening through their shared experience as actresses. Kohaku crying tears of joy after being acknowledged by her senior, Kitagawa, is adorable. Dialogue is crucial in every scene. By sharing their sexual histories, they bare their inner selves, and by expressing their feelings, they achieve a level of emotional and spiritual intimacy that directly translates into the intensity of their play. The director's note on the cover about seeing 'true scissoring for the first time' and the tears in the actress's eyes after the final scene speak to the film's quality. It’s so convincing that you’re certain they must have met privately afterward. If you like 'friends-to-lovers' lesbian films that prioritize emotional connection, this is a must-watch.