
Two married individuals who met at a company party. After crossing a line, one proposes exchanging contact information. Fearing their relationship will be discovered if they exchange contacts, the woman tells her affair partner she wants to continue the relationship without using smartphones. The two continue to meet for dates on a fixed day each week without using smartphones... continuing a physical relationship. The two enjoy the analog inconvenience of not using smartphones, carrying out a perfect affair leaving no evidence.











The dramatic situation and relationship of a secretly meeting couple were well made as a drama. But, it kept shooting from far away, so I didn't know what I was even looking at. It felt like a work that missed the mark by being too obsessed with realism.
I actually hesitated about writing a review. The rating is a bit low, but it's not a bad work. Personally, I thought the plot was good, but it didn't feel fully finished as a work. I thought it would go into a typical AV plot of the two meeting and immediately going to a hotel, but the story actually starts from their pillow talk. A woman seeking time with a lover to fill the emptiness in her heart without breaking her relationship with her husband. It's well described, incorporating small episodes like the scent of body soap. However, I feel like the theme was too complex and ended up being undigested. In particular, the intimate scenes were a bit bland, and the feeling of overcoming various restrictions and longing for each other was weak. AV needs a breakthrough, explicit expression. Otherwise, just release it as R15. It's a shame it didn't become a masterpiece. I'm looking forward to the next one.
It's refreshing to see a story reminiscent of the old Nikkatsu Roman Porno films, something you don't get with a lot of modern AV. However, the plot point about leaving your smartphone at home while having an affair feels really unnatural. Wouldn't it be more realistic to use a female name and communicate via encrypted messages on LINE or email? Also, her makeup felt a little *too* much like a typical housewife, which was a downside.
There were a lot of lolita-style ones, but I think this actress shines more in a dramatic format as a wife.
I personally really liked how the conversation was in polite language from beginning to end. I'm very grateful for this kind of work, which isn't common. It's nice how the erotic relationship deepens, but the surface remains formal. Also, Nakashiro Aoi is so cute. I thought she was pretty, but now I definitely like her. Nakashiro Aoi is the kind of cute that makes you secretly glance at her if she were at your company. I've also bought another work with Nakashiro Aoi in a drama format, and I think the drama format really suits her. I'll be cheering you on in the future!!