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【On this remote island, it is common for young women to perform sexual acts for the islanders.】 A small island surrounded by the sea, this island holds some secret. Non-fiction production staff Nakamura gets married. At his wife's request, he says he will work at a clinic on a remote island, and Nakamura resigns, unable to dissuade him. A month passes, and Nakamura's contact is lost. “Something is wrong…” Our staff head to the island using the address Nakamura had told us about before, but what awaits them there is a cold welcome from the islanders.










Okay, so this one's... different. It's not just about the sex, it's a surprisingly thoughtful piece. The director frames the purchase of this video as a statement – a way to show support for healthcare access in remote areas. It's a bizarre justification, but it's delivered with such earnestness that it's almost endearing. The location work is fantastic, really well-built sets and beautiful scenery. But honestly, the whole thing hinges on Kitoka Karin. She's captivating, and her performance elevates the material. The party scene is a highlight – it's not just about the physical act, it's about the energy and the feeling of being swept up in something bigger. Ultimately, it's a strangely unsettling experience. It leaves you with a lingering sense of unease, like something isn't quite right. Definitely a thought-provoking watch.