
Deciding to retire, Ruri Narumiya wants to end her career with a lesbian experience. She goes on a date with Mirai Haruhara, who received much love in her previous work. Mirai asks about Ruri's state of mind, and Ruri confesses, 'I've actually never reached climax before.' Determined to show her true pleasure, Mirai takes the lead. Will Ruri finally experience it? Ruri Narumiya's final retirement work.




















Personally, I'm not looking for a tear-jerker documentary. That said, I did enjoy the intimate, private-feeling chemistry between Mirai Sunohara and Ruri Narumiya.
It feels like a documentary about a lesbian couple. It's short, but I really liked the kiss scene on the beach(?) bench. It's well-put-together, but the camera is too close, making it hard to fully appreciate their warm performances. The camera pulls back after they're fully nude, but until then, it's just constant face close-ups. I wish they'd put more thought into the camera angles instead of just focusing on their faces. If the angles had been better, I would have given it a higher rating.
It was a good piece. It had a bit of a documentary feel, and the actress's reactions were fresh, making it more stimulating than just a standard AV with sex scenes. The street kissing scene had the vibe of a real lesbian couple; it's not exactly 'fap material,' but it's exciting. Instead of using the vibrators or rotors common in lesbian AVs, they stick to skin-on-skin contact until the end, and they're fully naked. It lacks the 'hardcore' intensity, but I think it's a work where you can truly enjoy the raw, cute intimacy between girls.
*I don't see it as just an AV, but it's much more than that. She is very natural and shows us the conversation and the relationship between the two in great detail. It looks like Ruri-chan is retiring now, but co-starring with Mirai-chan was the right decision. To be honest, I don't like lesbian movies, but the fact that the works are created in a realistic manner without any strange effects might make it easier for people who don't like lesbian movies to get into it. There's something really cool about him, both in his play and mentally. It was very good.
Sunohara-san doesn't really fit the soft lesbian genre. I think she'd be better in a role where she plays a masochist who falls for a sadist.