OAE-210 - 青春ショートカット 白崎いろは

I've watched all of Shirasaki Iroha's works multiple times, and I often revisit this debut one too. The breast exposure is minimal, but it makes up for it with some incredible, daring shots of her butt and crotch. Is there any other girl with such a beautiful butt? (No, there isn't.) The blue micro-bikini is amazing, but it's a shame that the main footage is just constant close-ups in a dark Japanese-style room. And why add black bars to shrink the screen in the final bonus clip? Despite the flaws, Iroha's cuteness and her amazing body make this top-tier.

Iroha's short hair suits her so well, and combined with that shy smile, her cuteness is at an ultimate level (*^^*). There are plenty of close-ups of her crotch, and with the beautiful cinematography, it's a permanent collection-worthy quality (*^^*). The only regret is that the early scenes have some video stuttering—I'm not sure if it's a FANZA streaming issue, my internet, or my device (T_T). It's a shame because even in HD, the image quality is so beautiful it rivals 4K (・・;). However, as expected from a FANZA release, the nipples are fully exposed, and while the important parts are covered with white blur instead of mosaic, they show as much as possible (*^^*). Since it's an image video, it would have been perfect if they showed as much as possible without mosaic (*´∀｀*). By the way, I've completed her collection, but even though this was her debut, I bought it last (^_^;). You can only see her with short hair in her debut and her retirement work 'Climax', so if you've fallen for her short hair, you must watch this (*´∀｀*).

Iroha Shirasaki appeared like a comet in the nude modeling world. Her charming short hair—as mentioned in the title—and kitten-like, coquettish style make her a unique presence in an industry dominated by sexy, big-breasted models. Her bold exposure, including subtle nipple slips, is great, and the overwhelming 'real student' vibe of her school uniform combined with panty shots is a total knockout, reminiscent of the old-school 'Okashi-kei' idols. It's a shame her career was so short-lived.

I bought this because of the high ratings. Maybe it's just not my type, but I really don't get why the ratings are so high. The production feels a bit half-baked, too. What exactly is Iroha Shirasaki's appeal? Since there are so many great works that satisfy me, I'm just leaving an honest review based on my experience.

It's partially censored, which was a total letdown. It wasn't like that on the regular DVD, so there's no point in buying the digital version.