
After her mother's death, Meisa Nishimoto, the daughter of Sara Nishimoto, a huge producer in the entertainment industry, began her idol career and steadily increased her fan base. One day, a woman appeared in front of Meisa. A woman who calls herself ``Ayaka Tomoda'' aspires to be Meisa's manager. What Meisa didn't know was that Ayaka had been receiving lesbian training from her mother, Sara Nishimoto. The bottomless desire of a woman in the entertainment industry begins with a simple kiss. The super gossip between a lesbian and two straight idols is exposed to the light of day at a TV station...












The pairing of Nishimoto Meisa and Tomita Sayaka, two actresses I really like, was amazing – seriously top tier. I especially appreciated that it was unassisted. Some comments said it was too soft, but I much preferred it to overly dramatic stuff. That final shot from above, with them embracing, was just beautiful. I wish it had been longer. I'd love to see more content like this.
Naturally, there's no ejaculation. They just couldn't deliver...
The acting feels genuine, not like the typical wooden line-reading you often see in AV. It's a pretty soft lesbian title.
Being a debut lesbian title from a former Onyanko Club member, you're already guaranteed a certain level of attractiveness. The situation is good too, and it's definitely worth buying just for that. And the fact that Tomita is the other actress is a huge plus. It's a little on the softer side, but I actually enjoy seeing actresses who aren't into girls themselves having to earnestly act with another woman – it's kind of a turn-on. Nishimoto really goes for it, whether she's serious or just competitive. It's adorable seeing her pretty face working hard during oral. And Tomita's lesbian scenes are just intense. It takes real talent to pull off that kind of sticky interaction with a woman. With veteran Hatano stepping back from lesbian roles, I'm hoping Tomita, Kinoshita Himari, and Satsuki Ena will continue to lead the charge in this genre.
It's a little on the softer side. Yuda-san's acting was really good, which saved it. I wish Meisa-chan had been a bit more proactive.