
The controversial retirement work that was banned immediately after its release and completely erased from the world is finally unleashed! Forget about the camera, she looks straight into his eyes and reveals her true, realistic self for the first time. Her 'real' performance as she throws everything away for the man who truly accepts her will shake your soul.
She had a slim build but possessed beautiful breasts that bounced impressively during positions like cowgirl. I also liked that she was moaning throughout the entire video. However, there were several scenes, but it was a shame she had the same hairstyle and was just naked the whole time. I wanted to see her in various outfits like the one on the cover. For the length of the video, there were fewer oral scenes than I expected.
I've been watching Koharu since her image videos, and her charm is top-tier. She's beautiful, cute, and her reactions are so erotic. Even with her anime-like voice, she exudes femininity. She's just an incredible woman—the kind you'd never want to let go of if you were with her. Since this is her retirement work, my expectations were high, but... Some guy who seems to be the director keeps interjecting with know-it-all comments at the best moments. It kills the mood every single time... It's like he's jealous that Koharu is feeling pleasure with the male actor and just wants to show off, saying, 'I know everything about her.' It's so insensitive. It's as if he's jealous that she's climaxing with another man without his involvement, acting as if he knows every inch of her. He ruined a perfect woman. This work is nothing but the stalker director's masturbation. Stop using AVs to 'mark' women you like for the world to see. You should be ashamed as an AV producer. If a re-edited version comes out with this stalker's commentary cut out, it's definitely 5 stars plus!!!
The director Hitoshi Nimura's voice (and the way he leads the narrative) is a bit grating, but I liked how they focused on capturing the 1-on-1 sex in detail. It lacks that 'pretentious' vibe that is usually Nimura's bad habit; it's simple, yet still has a decent amount of intensity. Also glad they didn't use actors like Jo Oshima or Genjin Moriyama.