
After catching her husband cheating, Kiriko decides to settle the score in the most carnal way possible. She sets her sights on Kazuo, the young, naive apprentice gardener. From office-hours oral sessions to unbridled lust, she unleashes her inner nymphomaniac, hungrily devouring him until he has nothing left to give.








Out of this 120-minute film, the gardener only appears for less than 50 minutes—not even half the runtime. Honestly, the scenes in the first half with the couple in the bathroom—the foreplay, sex, and masturbation—are more exciting than the parts with the gardener. The premise of a housewife, devastated by her husband's infidelity, seducing a young apprentice gardener and obsessing over sex with him makes no sense. In the scenes where the gardener does appear, the dialogue is minimal, and it just rushes straight into the sex scenes. Even if they went with a cliché plot—like the lusty housewife (perfectly cast, by the way) seducing the apprentice and turning him into a sex slave, or being blackmailed by the boss who caught them in the act—why not write a script that actually builds on that? Do fans really want content that has nothing to do with the title? For a story-driven film, there's so little dialogue that it feels like I'm just looking at a talking erotic magazine.