
After helping a man who collapsed on the street, Chisato is 'gifted' three more older men as a reward. Her succulent, mature body is bound and pushed to the limits of pleasure. Just when she thinks it's over, a charismatic older man appears, driving her into a frenzy of non-stop, mind-blowing orgasms.








It’s a folktale-style comedy where Chisato Shoda, a kind-hearted convenience store clerk, comforts a suffering, creepy, overweight customer with desperate oral sex, and in return, three men who have mastered erotic techniques repay her kindness. A lonely, middle-aged part-timer who just shuttles between the convenience store and her shabby apartment gets tied up by a rope master, teased by a licking expert, and penetrated by a veteran actor in a perfectly coordinated performance that satisfies her ripe body. What made me laugh was seeing Kenichi Kato (Kato Tak) appear as a 'handsome middle-aged man.' He plays a total clown, even doing a weird dance, seemingly fully embracing his middle age. I usually hate this actor, but I couldn't help but feel a sense of fondness for him here. Ultimately, the 'it was all a dream' ending shows the limitations of Tameike's obsession with half-baked realism, but for a new release from a director who has long been stuck in a rut of exhausted ideas, I think this one is actually quite a hit.