
Miwaku no kurohada joyuu AIKA wa erosa number 1 sales lady! 'Go-keiyaku itadaketara motto service shite sashiaimasu' Biyou oil de nuru-teka no oppai o misetsuke jitsuen kaishi! Teka-jiri misetsuke kishajou-i, nuru-nuru tekoki-zeme, jun-katsu toro-toro paizuri...










This is really well-made. Instead of just portraying AIKA as a typical 'black gyaru,' they gave her a job as a sales lady, creating a refined and elegant vibe. Itโs a triple combo hitting three specific fetishes: elegance, black gyaru, and slippery oil. Highly recommended.
It's a sales lady concept, which you don't see much of lately. If a salesperson like this came by, I'd probably end up buying something even if I didn't intend to. lol
Yoshimura, the first guy, is somehow underwhelming. Maybe he doesn't have chemistry with AIKA-chan!? The second amateur, a white-haired guy, is gross. The third is a timid, bald amateur. The last one, Sawaki, completely lacks power. It was a super limp performance. What a letdown.
It's about time she moved on from the 'black' image. It would broaden the range of her roles. More than anything, I just want to see AIKA with her fair skin.
I think this is a solid work that doesn't bait-and-switch, as you can enjoy AIKA's oily body throughout. There are four rounds, so each one felt a bit short; I think three rounds would have been perfect for a two-hour film. I liked that the male lead didn't look too aggressive and seemed like the type who would easily fall for a saleswoman's seduction. The downside is that AIKA isn't as tan as she used to be. Personally, she's not quite dark enough to be called a 'kuro-gyaru.' Also, the content is extremely soft. There are four rounds, but only two involve actual intercourse, and there's no creampie... Hmm, I feel like her sales effort was lacking. I can recommend this if you just want to see her oily body or need to fill your rental quota, but for those who specifically love kuro-gyaru, I can't recommend it for the reasons above. If you're fine with the tan level on the cover, then it's no problem. The character felt a bit ambiguousโis she a gyaru or a saleswoman? It would have been easier to watch if they had committed to either a gyaru saleswoman or a serious, high-performing saleswoman who just happens to look like a gyaru. It's not a bad film by any means, but personally, I found it a bit underwhelming.