
The unfiltered side of superstar Tomoda Ayaka, captured by former AV icon Masaki Nao. With no scripts and no crew, just two women left alone on set. Witness the raw chemistry, genuine shyness, and unpredictable tension that you'll never find in a staged production. A true lesbian documentary experience.




















Masaki-san was better back in her AV actress days. Even if it wasn't acting, it was a real turn-off.
Tomochin appears in many lesbian works, but honestly, I used to think they were boring, just like Director Masaki's films. But I've grown to like her. I want to see more of the 'real' Tomochin.
I can appreciate the attempt to bring out the actress's true self, but it's tough to watch her being so emotionally raw or crying. I keep getting excited and then losing it, over and overโI just can't finish. If this were a documentary about the actress's real personality, I'd rate it highly. But as an AV, I want them to focus more on the eroticism and less on the 'real' stuff. Maybe that's just what happens with a female director.
It was a lesbian film with a different vibe than usual. I've seen documentary-style ones before, but watching Tomoda-san cry while masturbating was so erotic and stimulating. You can tell the director put in a lot of effort. I hope this becomes a series.
*I finally got to see it. Anyway, it feels like real lesbian couple sex. There are no artificial tongue kisses or unreasonable strange positions. It naturally leads to sex. I think it's a new genre that I've never seen before.