
Shinichi grew up in a wealthy family. His mother died when he was young, and his father remarried a beautiful woman who was a former employee. Shinichi is attracted to his mother-in-law's sex appeal and harbors a forbidden desire. One day, it is discovered that the stepmother is shoplifting, and a secret relationship develops between the two...




















I used to buy Hime's stuff a lot when she was exclusively with Madonna. This is my first purchase in a long time. The whole thing was good. The scene where she seduces her stepson in the living room. The son also rushes in, following his instincts. The final embrace at the front door, the passionate kiss as they undress each other and become naked. I like that the clothed scenes are short. Hime was great, but the male actor co-starring with her was also good.
*The beauty of Hikari Hime comes out well. Good acting. As an actress, she has the ability to do even normal dramas. Goro Tameike's direction is also excellent. She is good at making actresses look classy and beautiful. Personally, as with any work, I found the last 30 minutes boring. I wish she would involve her husband a little more actively here. Does that deviate from the theme of the work? I would like to see a sequel to Jukumo. There, the love triangle between mother, son, and husband (= father) is clearly shown. Well, classic incest stories involve a father and son competing for the mother. I'm not sure if there's some kind of industry code that doesn't go into that for some reason.
Hikari, who was once her husband's mistress when he had a wife, has remarried and become his current wife, but her husband is incredibly possessive, installing surveillance cameras in every room. However, he doesn't pay her any attention, leaving her feeling neglected. As she applies lotion to her body, she becomes aroused and begins to pleasure herself. It's more atmospheric self-love than overtly erotic, truly befitting the mature Hikari. It's a really good scene. She attempts to seduce her son on the sofa with surveillance cameras around. Initially hesitant due to the cameras, she eventually throws caution to the wind – 'Damn it, I don't care!' – and embraces him. The audience is left on the edge of their seats wondering what will happen if her husband finds out. It's a good touch that this AV is structured like a suspense thriller. Hikari has her son retrieve her husband's PC ID and password to delete the video recordings. Despite being tightly controlled, Hikari is well aware of her husband's infidelity. She receives a call from Hayashi, a colleague who invited her husband to golf, but the topic of golf never even comes up. Hikari is the one holding all the cards, and her husband is flustered. All the surveillance cameras are removed. The latter half of the film depicts Hikari becoming obsessed with her son's… well, you know – 'You and I, our sex is the best!' – and a passionate lovemaking scene unfolds. She handles daring positions with ease, looking genuinely happy. Her son also reports to his father that he's been accepted into university and has a girlfriend. – 'So, a date tomorrow?' – 'Probably,' Hikari winks. All in all, a happy ending.
The son's role in Mature Mother 27 was also played by Ichi. Since it's a drama format, it's important how much you can get immersed in the story. It would ruin it if that old man was supposed to be the son, but Ichi really looks like a high school student. It's exciting to see the real mother or stepmother role come to life. I hope he continues to be active as the son in various series. Especially at first, I'd like him to not use too many techniques and just keep pushing forward with an awkward and inexperienced approach.
This series doesn't really rely on typical tropes, which is a good thing. This installment also seems to be mostly original. The drama progresses slowly and doesn't have much emotional range, so it really depends on the actors' performances. But Hikari's acting was seriously on another level – I think she could pass as a professional actress! (Just my opinion.) I even forgot about the practical aspects (laughs). The scenes weren't overly flashy or exaggerated, but I could feel a deep connection, and it's definitely satisfying in terms of usability. It doesn't have a flashy appeal, but it's a high-quality AV drama with excellent production value.