MDVR-371 - [VR] Goodbye, Tear-Stained Akarin's Last Message - 8 Years of Affection by Miyazu Jūne

The quality is really good. So cute, and honestly, just looking at her face is enough. As expected! Definitely a keeper.

They called it an 8-year culmination, but it's just a parade of fantasy deepthroats. Kind of lukewarm. After dominating the scene for 8 years, I expected a proper AV send-off, something to really please the fans. Instead, it's just her messing around with her favorite actor. Shin Arina, who retired around the same time, gave us a proper AV experience with her appearance in Dream Woman. Shin Arina entertained us, but Akane Miyazuka didn't. Was that all AV meant to her...? Disappointing.

The content is what I expected, but knowing this is the last one makes it feel special. I've pretty much got all of Akarin's VR stuff, so I'll probably be back for more in the future. Thanks, and good work!

Miyazuri Jurie chose to shoot her final VR piece with MOODYZ, and it was a brilliant decision. Thanks to Genius Hiza, arguably the best VR director out there, it's her most immersive work yet. Prepare to be moved. This is an incredibly intimate experience, with the beautiful Jurie Miyazuri baring her body and soul as she says goodbye. She cries several times throughout the film, and those tears are genuinely heartbreaking. You can even see her hand trembling as she wipes them away. This is Jurie Miyazuri at her most immersive. For 104 minutes, the camera stays within just 10 centimeters of her face and body. You'll feel every pore of her skin in every position. It's a perfect farewell. A huge thank you to the incredible Jurie Miyazuri for 8 years of amazing work. And thank you for sharing this incredibly intimate and personal piece with us. Wishing her all the happiness in the world in her new life. Truly, thank you! Also, a shoutout to MOODYZ for producing this moving farewell, and to director Genius Hiza for creating the most immersive and intimate film out there. He's really brought the essence of VR back to life.

〈Director〉Genius Hiza 〈Cast〉Miyazuri Juon, VR Exclusive Male Actor ★She already has works with a 'farewell' theme, but this one is on another level. Because she retired in July. This isn't a scripted 'farewell,' it's a real 'farewell' to AV actress Miyazuri Juon. Luckily, I got to spend this last moment with her, not as a third party in a 2D work, but as her boyfriend in VR. She's an incredibly talented actress, but the sadness of saying goodbye to her fans is palpable in her expressions, gestures, and even the way she speaks. It feels genuine. ★It's not uncommon to stumble upon a work and then have the actress become your 'oshi' (favorite). I went to every event I could. She was so much more beautiful in person than on screen, and her presence was overwhelming. I stared at her countless times, trying to burn every detail from the top of her head to the tips of her toes into my memory. The cycle of watching her work and attending events eventually made her presence as an AV actress feel real. But then she retired. Without the backing of being an active AV actress, her works suddenly lost their luster. ★A few months later, she posted on SNS about resuming her entertainment career on a new stage. And on November 24th, she returned to her fans. I couldn't be there, but I felt it through the posts of other fans. Suddenly, her previously silent works started to come alive. This work, released during that time, was about 'farewell,' but it also represented my 'reunion' with her as she started her new activities – making it a one-of-a-kind VR experience. She truly is an amazing AV actress who knows how to deliver!