
My nephew Masato is staying at my place for summer school. Seeing him all grown up, I can't help but see him as a man. A sudden, accidental kiss leaves me reeling, and I can't stop thinking about the touch of his lips.










*I wanted the climax sex at the end to be as lively as the first sex scene on the couch.
*Although she is officially 48 years old, she is beautiful. I feel the charm that has withered away. Her slender body and not-so-large breasts are also cute.
*Around the same time, there was a debut work from Center Village that was set at the age of 53. His real age is probably over 50. She is an around 50 mature woman with a natural face and body that gives a good impression. You can get a glimpse of a veteran prostitute giving a blowjob. As the title suggests, it's kissing sex, and the kisses are spectacular from beginning to end. The naked sex with Yuzuru Yuuki in the last chapter is intense sex without any tricks. The finisher ejaculates into her mouth, but it's probably real semen. It was an unexpectedly good work.
If you're into kissing scenes with a 'bimajo' (attractive mature woman), you won't regret buying this. It’s an exhilarating experience that really gets you going♪
The actress, the director's vision, and the script (or structure?) were all so well-executed that it felt incredibly realistic. First, the actress—she's visibly erotic. She's beautiful, but in a way that feels like a normal, relatable mature woman. She was a bit awkward at first, but the internal conflict of crossing the line and rediscovering her femininity was portrayed perfectly. Is this really her first work? Her acting skills are no joke. I'm really looking forward to seeing more of her. When her nephew first penetrates her, her crotch jiggles... I could finish multiple times just from that scene alone. Of course, that's all thanks to Kiyoko Yumoto's charm. The director's style is great, too. In AV, it's standard to jump straight into heavy kissing, but this work shows restraint and keeps things natural. Because of that, it feels like something that could actually happen. There's no over-the-top acting, which I love. And finally, the structure is excellent. By the way, is this the only solo release so far? It feels like there's not enough.