
With a sad look behind her smile, Riho Fujimori is a married woman with an mysterious aura. Blessed with fair skin and a stunning G-cup body, sheโs a beauty with a perfect short bob. A 2-day trip with such a gorgeous wife. She claims she's doing this for the money, but is that really the whole story?




















This series is great because of the actress's performance as she gradually gets into it. In Fujimori-san's entry, you can even see the 'breast wiper' move.
An early work, so it has a certain freshness to it, and her physique isn't overly thin like many recent onesโit's just right. The male actor really knows what he's doing. The sense of realism is excellent.
This series is truly great. The actresses fit their roles perfectly. The balance of image quality, camera work, and direction is incredible, capturing a breathtaking atmosphere that fits the hot spring setting. Seeing Riho-jo wrapped in such a dazzlingly beautiful yukata pattern... wow (laughs). Even though it's an affair setting, the way they don't push that to the forefront and avoid unnecessary implications is excellent. I'm not sure about mosaicking the male actor, and the 'wedding ring' at the end felt a bit forced, but this series really suits veteran actresses. I was incredibly turned on not by raw eroticism, but by the eroticism that just oozes from the atmosphere.
It has the heavy mosaic style common these days, and the content is soft. The actress is pretty, but there are almost no highlights. I don't recall any of the hot spring series being masterpieces...
She gets sexier by the minute. The play is soft, but her moans and the way she writhes her body are exquisite. I especially recommend the open-air bath scene. The heavy mosaic is a downside.