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I wandered into a shady massage parlor, but instead of one girl, four hyperactive, uniform-clad gyaru girls burst into the room. Despite the 'no hanky-panky' rule, they immediately started stripping and getting handsy. It's a non-stop, high-octane group session where I'm getting serviced from every angle until I can't even think straight. Pure, unadulterated chaos.














The situation of being surrounded by gyarus is amazing. I'll definitely buy more of their works.
Please stop with the cheap-looking underwear that looks like it's sold 10 for 1,000 yen. Also, do you really think those meaninglessly long titles are funny? It's so cringey. And what's up with the actress?
It's only slightly better than standard definition, so it falls far short compared to other companies' HQ releases. It might be perfect for those who love the uniform and loose socks aesthetic, but honestly, I'm getting tired of these titles since they all follow the same formula. Sound quality: Good.
I discovered Asahi Ema through this work. I'll definitely be buying more of her works in the future.
With Ayaha Ishiki and Kurumi Shiiki from previous series, Nagisa Himawari—who feels like the rising star of the 2022 gal scene—and Ema Asahi, the casting is flawless. There's no point in questioning why the shop staff are gals in school uniforms or why it's a harem. Chapter 1 features oil massage and blowjobs with all the gals, and Chapter 2 has them taking turns: Ishiki → Shiiki → Asahi → Nagisa for one round each, then in reverse order for consecutive internal ejaculations. The content is exactly what you'd expect from the samples, so I'd like to rate it well, but for having four girls, there's little variety in positions, and each only gets one internal ejaculation. Compared to the 'Gal VR' series—113 mins for the first, 131 for the second, 115 for the third—this 78-minute runtime feels like it's missing a whole chapter. It feels like a stealth price hike or just a lack of volume. While it's above average for a recent VR title, it doesn't meet the high expectations set by the 'Yashoku' label, leaving me feeling unsatisfied.