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Innocent-looking college student Yumi Ishida unleashes a raw, unfiltered bathroom session right in front of the camera. The cozy room is quickly overwhelmed by the pungent stench as she cycles through M-spread poses and standing positions. With a total of 8 relentless defecations, this is a visceral record that feels so real, you can practically smell the filth through the screen.




















She's twenty, so she has that baby face and is very charming. She talks a lot, which makes her feel approachable. The self-shot footage is actually pretty good and hits the mark. The angles during the excretion scenes, including the close-ups of the feces, show they really know what the audience wants. It honestly felt like you could smell it. I could have done without the acne, her being depressed about cutting her bangs too short, or the scene where she's eating Oreos, though.
The model isn't a stunning beauty, but she's charming and cute. She looks a bit like Kanon Fukuda from S/mileage. However, she barely seems shy, and seeing her lick her fingers after masturbating makes it clear she's a pro, not an amateur. The jacket art gives a pure image, but the DVD doesn't reflect that at all. She wears a ring on her left ring finger in most scenes, which gives off a 'married woman' vibe. Since the setting is a college student, I wish she had taken it off. Seeing a lighter in the room suggests she's a smoker, which is a big minus for me personally. Her crooked teeth are also a shame. There was no mosaic on the anus, but there was one when she touched it with her fingers. It must be an industry rule, but the anus isn't a sex organ, so stop putting mosaics on it when it's touched by fingers.
Self-shot videos like this tend to be boring due to bad angles or poor lighting, and while this one isn't much different in those aspects, the quality more than makes up for it. Yumi-chan seems like a genuine amateur, living alone in a run-down apartment(?). The bathroom, with its stainless steel tub and exposed pipes, looks like something out of the Showa era, reflecting a truly humble life. The living room curtains look pretty cheap, but that actually adds to the realism, giving it a fresh and positive impression. Plus, the way Yumi-chan chats to the camera as if she's talking to a friend is adorable. She's not a stunning beauty, but if you watch it over two or three days without skipping, you start to empathize with her. The shoot lasted two weeks, and when she said on the last day that she was 'sad it was ending,' I felt the exact same way.