
Ayaka Tomoda's fan appreciation festival is not your typical event. It's a hunting game where fans can catch, torment, and rape Ayaka as much as they want within a time limit. Watch as desperate fans chase and capture her, pushing her to her limits.




















This work is a fan appreciation event where fans get to 'legally' rape Ayaka Tomoda. It's content where you can enjoy seeing her genuinely hating it, rather than just acting. Every time she's caught, she has her lips forced open by fans and becomes prey one after another. Once the fan interaction is over, a game of tag involving everyone begins. For Ayaka, who is exhausted and easily caught, a penalty game of raw sex with all the fans begins. Just as she's relieved that the long shoot is over, the staff tells her, 'The shoot continues until tomorrow,' and it ends with the entire film crew joining in for an orgy. If I had any complaints, it's that internal ejaculation was only allowed once at the end, her anus remained untouched, and she didn't seem to enjoy it at all. Since it's a fan appreciation event, I wish they had utilized the outdoors to do it in a place visible from the outside, or provided a fan service where fans could take commemorative photos of her being raped with their smartphones.
I thought of it as a group play. Since she has such a pretty face, even her humiliated expressions were cute.
It involved games like hide-and-seek and had a generally lively, fun vibe. The outlet price was great too.
The actress is wonderful in many ways. She changes her outfits and mood every time, so I never get bored.
The concept of a 'humiliation/rape fan appreciation festival' for amateur fans is interesting, and with the right planning, it could have been promising... but this one feels like a stretch. They used a tag-game mechanic, but the space is too small to run around in, and it's actually questionable that they couldn't catch her sooner. The rules are practically non-existent, making the whole thing feel lazy. Changing into cosplay isn't bad, but it feels like a waste of time. Since it's a 'fan appreciation festival,' it seems they didn't even consider the possibility of Tomoda Ayaka winning, which makes it feel pointless. It would have been better if there were elements where Tomoda Ayaka could turn the tables.