
We were dating when we were students. We were dating, but we weren't having sex yet. Before I graduated, my girlfriend broke up with me. Our pale youthful love story ended without ever seeing her naked - she went on to university, and I became an AD at a TV station. Due to my busy life, I almost forgot about her, but I happened to meet her again. She had grown into a bit of an adult. It seems like she has a boyfriend... On the way home after drinking together at a bar, I thought I would have been able to catch the last train if I ran to the station, but she left. "Can I stay at your house tonight?"










The 4th entry in this series—a real gem, especially the plot featuring the unforgettable first love, Ayana. Now a college student being treated like a casual hookup by her boyfriend, she runs into her high school sweetheart, Hajime. After missing the last train, they end up in his room. The chemistry is electric, and their journey from casual hookups to a genuine, super-sweet couple is genuinely heart-fluttering. While the characters are a bit messy, the story carries a lot of emotional weight for a film in this genre. The cinematography is top-tier, making every scene a highlight. My only complaint? The release pace is way too slow! I really hope they ramp it up with stars like Mio Ishikawa or Hina Kuno. Ayana is a total goddess with her innocent face, tall slender frame, and insane curves—I need to see her in more roles, like a sexy student council president or some taboo themes. Definitely a must-watch.
When she answered 'your body' to the question 'what do you like?' at the beginning… that part, of course (laughs). She's so cute 👍 She's gotten so much prettier since her debut and her acting is amazing ✨️
Seriously, what percentage of people actually watch the drama part? It's just the same actor over and over, showing this totally vanilla interaction... not exactly getting me hyped. And those two ejaculation scenes towards the end were *super* obvious... It'll probably sell because she's cute, but I think AV dramas are just a waste of time. They should focus their effort on making actually good AVs instead of wasting it on pointless stuff. Kinda disappointing tbh.
There's a really strong Japanese aesthetic here. Ayaka-chan's initial red umbrella, her outfit and hair at the second bar, the humid texture like it was shot on a Showa-era film camera… it all feels so authentically Japanese. The team's ability to capture Ayaka-chan's fleeting beauty is amazing. Details like her wearing the glen check jacket she briefly had on in her room at the beginning, again at the first bar, show how polished the production is. The props and styling are top-notch too. The actors and Ayaka-chan were phenomenal.
This feels like a Netflix drama in terms of quality. The story is enjoyable too. This is a true masterpiece of a drama. Just watch it thinking of it as a romance.