
A struggling couple running a noodle shop falls deep into debt, forced to fire their staff. The husband's birthday celebration with his wife, Kimiko, and their employees marks their last moment of happiness. Now, hounded by relentless loan sharks every day, they have no choice but to use her body to pay the debt.




















It's a series about a couple who end up in debt due to an unexpected incident. The story isn't bad, but I felt like I finished it without ever shaking off the gloomy atmosphere. Yukine-jo's acting wasn't bad, but I wish they had directed a bit more of a sticky, lustful vibe somewhere.
*The fact that it has been made into a drama that has not been seen recently makes it a fresh and powerful work. It was the best of Kuramoto's works, and I was very excited. What is Kuramoto-san's charm? It's not only her facial expressions, but also her mature body. I became even more of a fan of Kuramoto, as the other actor acted well.
A wife in her 50s paying off debt with her body. One thing I can say is, it's a good thing the loan shark is into mature women rather than young girls (lol). Yukine Kuramoto, with her plump figure and blessed-looking aura, felt just like a noodle shop owner's wife; the role fit her perfectly. She might not be everyone's cup of tea in terms of age or looks, but she's definitely the type that some people really love. However, the story lacks any real creativity and ends exactly as you'd expect. It's a feature-length drama, but the acting... well, there wasn't anything worth noting. If you're into mature women like the loan shark in the film, go for it (lol).
Bottom line: no need to rush to buy this. The story and acting are fine, but I wish the direction had been a bit more polished. Honestly, the bonus features might have been better than the main content this time.