
A salaryman husband brings his boss home one day. He learns that his boss will be going on a business trip to a branch office outside the prefecture next week, and for some reason, he is asked by Director Nakata to have his subordinate's wife, Non, accompany him on the trip. Non is bewildered, but her husband asks her to accept, saying it's for his promotion evaluation, and she reluctantly agrees. The following week, at a mountain hot spring inn, the boss demands lewd hospitality, and the wife, thinking it's for her husband's promotion, reluctantly pours him drinks...


















The story and the little flower were good, and I enjoyed it, but the husband sucking up to his wife left a bad taste in my mouth. Lacks depth.
The actress's face might not be everyone's cup of tea, but her body is amazing. The subtle touches, like the hint of panties under the yukata, add to the eroticism without being overly explicit. The story is also well-written, making it worth the money. My only complaint is the runtime is too long. If it was under 90 minutes, it would have been a perfect 100. I don't think it needed 150 minutes – longer than most mainstream movies – to tell the story.
This is hilarious! You'd never see a husband and wife on a business trip in real life, but this is the AV industry, I guess. The boss dangling a promotion over the husband's head during a work trip is just straight-up abuse of power, and if the husband finds out, he's gotta choose between stopping his wife or prioritizing his career. If this kind of thing is actually possible... the world's going to be a messed up place, isn't it? Definitely a keeper!
That scene where they're doing oral in the bathroom was seriously exciting. I'm not sure about the spanking scene, maybe it's unnecessary, or maybe it should be expanded on… Non-san's acting is really improving. It's a huge step up from her previous netorare work. Personally, I think she could take it even further by diversifying the acts beyond just pussy and leg play. I'm rooting for you!
To be honest, the previous installments felt a bit stagnant, but I'm glad the steaminess has been turned up. I'd love to see a scene like the hotel banquet hall from that couples' trip I took a while back.