
Eri Hosaka finally makes her move, fulfilling her fantasy of a first lesbian encounter with her idol, Maika. The experience begins with a nervous first kiss, followed by a 'sensual esthetic' session where Maika fondles Eri's fair skin and beautiful breasts. Tensions rise as they roleplay a jealous couple, with Eri fighting back using only her fingers while wearing nothing but an apron. It culminates in a raw, unscripted hotel encounter where, with no staff present and a bit of liquor, the two drop all inhibitions and go wild.




















Two cute, slightly raccoon-faced girls having their first time together. They're senior and junior at the same agency, but the 'junior Eri's first lesbian experience' premise isn't utilized well. The thrill of being initiated into a new world by a senior is the whole point, so I don't get why they wasted the first two scenes on a cliché plot. The title got my hopes up, but it was a letdown. I guess you could call this a story, but the raw, unscripted interaction between the two in the hotel room at the end was good, so 4 stars.
Mika's veteran performance and Eri Hosaka's active, rookie-style acting were a perfect match. The way Hosaka, who was nervous and hesitant at her first visit to a lesbian spa, meets her senior aesthetician Mika—surprised yet filled with anticipation as she falls into the world of lesbianism—is excellent. The jealous sex scene in the kitchen was especially top-notch.
It feels like they forced two friends—and close ones at that—to act out a lesbian scene. The vibe is just like friends messing around, so it lacks sexiness. If they're supposed to be a lesbian couple in a physical relationship, I wish they had acted more erotically. It felt like they couldn't quite move past their 'just friends' dynamic.
If it's their first time doing a lesbian scene, they should cut down on the drama. They should focus on natural chemistry for their first time, and save the dramatic acting for when they're more experienced. Also, the final scene should be prioritized and kept long to give the work a better sense of closure.