
Yuriko, who lost her husband in a car accident, was a devoted wife on the surface, but deeply unsatisfied in the bedroom. Driven by repressed desire, she turns to her brother-in-law. On the night of the wake, the two indulge in a forbidden and intense affair.




















As a mourning-dress themed work, the progression is extremely monotonous, so some might get bored, but I think there's a place for simple works like this. She wears only a kimono throughout, there are no weird creditors or step-sons, and no gang-bang scenes. The actress's understated sexiness adds to the realism, and the documentary-like, matter-of-fact approach is excellent! It's in the top tier of my mourning-dress collection.
Urara Matsu has a beautiful face and a sexy bodyโeverything about her is wonderful. My favorite part is when she lifts the hem of her mourning dress to reveal her dark hair; a hairless look just wouldn't do. I actually gasped during that scene. The cover art for this is also excellent, and it's super stimulating. Urara Matsu doesn't have too many films, so I think I can complete her entire filmography. This was part of the '2022 Year-End Sensual Set,' and it's a great value.
The actress is a 10/10. But whenever it's this guy, old man Tokuda, or that other one as the partner, the sex scenes always feel ruined. It was a completely useless production, but I gave it some extra points just because of Urara-san.
You can fully enjoy the actress's charm through her unique, sexy face, beautiful body, the obsessive mourning dress, and the full nudity. However, since the male lead is Abe, there are the usual drawbacks: 'poor articulation' and a 'limp member.' Every Nagae fan knows that an Abe appearance means a lack of intensity in the oral scenes. It's essentially a cheating story, but the forbidden thrill of doing it in front of the husband's memorial photo and behind the wife's back makes for an interesting dynamic. The overall atmosphere is good and quite steamy, with plenty of intense kissing scenes. *A personal request: please fix the 'audio editing (dubbing).' I've felt this for a while, but it's very jarring. It sounds like the same audio clip is being copy-pasted repeatedly. I don't know if it's to fill in missing moans or an intentional choice, but if you're going to do it, please use audio from other scenes to make it sound natural. Every time it happens, it breaks my immersion and ruins the credibility of the scene. It shouldn't be a difficult task; you shouldn't skimp on the effort if you want to improve the quality of the work.