
I've always admired my boss, Ms. Maki, and worked hard to earn her approval. But on our business trip, I kept messing up. To make matters worse, the trains stopped running, and we were forced to share a single room at a hot spring inn. Seeing her flushed from the bath and the drinks, I couldn't keep my eyes off her. When I returned with more drinks, she was asleep. As I carried her to the futon, I couldn't help but confess my feelings.




















If they were going to hide his tattoos, they shouldn't have cast him in the first place. It's a shame. I don't think it's Maki-san's fault, though. And what's with the scenes where she doesn't even take off her bra? The runtime constraints aren't the viewer's problem, so I really wish they'd stop with the clothed scenes. Maki-san's glasses were a nice touch, though.
Her acting has the perfect balance, and she really nails the 'dream female boss' vibe. It's the best. But... the taping used to cover the actor's tattoos really kills the mood. Couldn't they find a more suitable actor? So, minus 1 point.
*Even in her plain suit, she exudes the aura of beauty. She has cute nipples, a loose stomach, thin pubic hair, and a small butt, so you can always see her beautiful anus without a clitoris, which is obscene. The exciting point is the breasts + crotch angle in standing back and missionary position. Her sad expression, big breasts, and girlish thighs are always visible. I was suddenly disillusioned by the voice of instructions that came in midway.
*Kyoko's strengths are expressed, and I think the story and cuts were good, but the actors were a little disappointing. I thought it would be a good idea to cast an actor who appears to have beige tape wrapped around his arm even though he plays the role of an office worker.
She’s an actress who usually gives off a strong-willed vibe, but this time it wasn't really like that; she just felt like a simple, 'capable female boss.' She’s a slender bombshell, the scenes were erotic, and because it was straightforward, it was very watchable. Come to think of it, I wonder what happened to the 'Tabiji' series this studio used to produce.