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A friend who came to Tokyo from the countryside brought his girlfriend and her younger sister. The man sees his friend asking for a girlfriend in the middle of the night in the bedroom where the four of them sleep together. However, when her friend ejaculates, he falls asleep while watching her writhe in agony. Unable to bear it any longer, the man notices her boyfriend's voice, and when he falls asleep, he wakes up and makes a move on his sister, who was watching next to him. This time, she enjoys the series' first sister bowl with consecutive creampies.




















The basic plot flow is standard for the series, so it's simple and clear just like the title suggests. Episode 1 features a cousin(?) and her sister visiting for summer vacation, and Episode 2 follows a boyfriend's girlfriend and her sister. Setting aside the acting, which is school-play level at best, the camerawork is amateurish in both episodes. It's never steady, and the sudden zooming makes it painfully obvious that there's a cameraman present. -3 stars. In the first episode, the sister catching on to the younger sister's sex scene and getting turned on by it is a new pattern, but it ends right there, which left me feeling frustrated (lol). The poor image quality is also a series staple; I don't dislike the work itself, so I really hope for a remaster.
It's nice to see them one by one on a summer night. If possible, I think it would've been even more exciting if they both participated for a 3P.
Maria Ono, Miku Abeno / Kanon Takigawa, Misuzu Kawana
*In the first half, the younger sister's behavior and behavior when she saw the scene with her sister was a bit mature, but it was good. Speaking of greed, it would have been even better if there had been one step more development from there. It was a shame that the older sister's actions were so weak when she realized what she was doing with her younger sister. In the second half, there are two male actors participating, which is unusual. (1 person is the main person) There were no outstanding developments, but I think the casting was good.
I love this series, so I watched it with high expectations. Plus, with Kanon Takigawa joining, my anticipation was through the roof. But opening it up, I was just disappointed. I don't know the exact reason, but the angles and costumes—the series' biggest strengths—were just off. In particular, the shaky handheld camera, the off-target angles, and the poor screen transitions made it impossible to focus. The plot felt forced and sloppy, turning it into a third-rate situational drama compared to past works. With so many knock-offs out there, I really want them to maintain their pride as the original. For some reason, Kanon Takigawa didn't seem fully into it either, and such a great casting choice was wasted. Producers, please do better.