MIDV-201 - AV引退 つぼみはつぼみのままで…最後のセックス

Bought this because it's her retirement work. If it's Tsubomi, I really wanted to see some bukkake or a massive swallow scene.

Being active on the front lines for 17 years is proof enough of her legendary status. She's at least in her late 30s, but her cuteness is truly incredible. It wasn't just a tear-jerker; she properly showcased the 'technique' and 'eroticism' befitting a final work. It's a full-on ejaculation fest, and even Yoshimura seemed to show a new side of himself. If you view this as a commemorative work for 'Tsubomi' rather than for the viewers, since there are plenty of other works to get off to, the final appearance of the three peers felt like a nice touch.

The day has finally come. It took a lot of courage to actually watch it. The content is packed with retrospective interviews, her debut, 'Never Special', cosplay, and more. I'm still shocked at how charming she looks in a sailor uniform even now. As many have pointed out, the staff appears too often, and as a fan, I definitely wanted to just enjoy Tsubomi herself. But perhaps for Tsubomi, this became a monumental work filled with many memories. Tsubomi, thank you for these 17 years!

After 15+ years in the industry, most actresses transition to a 'mature' style and stop doing hardcore scenes. But she stayed true to her 'beautiful girl' persona until the very end, consistently performing acts like irama and continuous swallowing. She is truly the Iron Lady of the AV world. This retirement work is like a 'best of' album for Tsubo-sama, covering all her signature tropes: 'first time,' 'uniform sex,' and 'swallowing.' The finale is an intimate 1-on-1 scene with a male actor, where she shows off her intense, professional hip movements during cowgirl. It looked as if she were telling herself, 'This is the last time I'll show this to the world.' In the interview, Director Tiger skillfully drew out her personality with humor. When asked the cliché question, 'What's your favorite food?', she smiled and replied, 'Rice.' Hearing that, I actually teared up, realizing that Tsubo-sama wasn't just a side dish for Japanese men—she was our staple food, our 'rice.'

During the interview scene, they were looking back at her debut work—a great moment—but while Tsubomi-chan was watching quietly, the director's heavy breathing was so loud it ruined the whole thing. I really don't need to hear the director's commentary. It's a legendary actress's retirement project, yet the director's ego is so intrusive it's off-putting. I wish they'd reshoot it with a different director.