
Nao, a beautiful office lady, finds herself trapped in a hellish 'black company' filled exclusively with men. Surrounded by hungry, predatory eyes, she is forced to endure humiliating 'work assignments.' From servicing visitors to stripping in front of colleagues to pay for others' mistakes, and even being forced to have sex in front of job applicants—there is no escape for her in this den of perversion.












There are so many titles with specific professions, but they all end up naked doing the same old thing, which makes me lose interest and wonder, 'Where did the profession go?' This series is the only one that keeps the clothes on for a good while, which really got me excited.
The plot is about Nao Yoshizaki, the only office lady in the company, being sexually harassed by men. It's erotic that they harass her without stripping her completely, but the forced oral sex scene has too little exposure. Also, since it's just harassment from start to finish, I wish they had a scene at the end where a group of men gang-rape her. Ah~ I want to rape Nao Yoshizaki (lol).
*Released on 2012/09/07, Nao was born on December 20, 1985. Was he 26 years old? #1 vs Sadamatsu, Forest. #2 Three actors you don't see very often. Only sales fella. #3 vs Shimiken Chakuhame. On a business trip. It was a good connection. #4 vs Forest, Oyaji. Without fella. #5 vs Tamaki +2. Interview venue. I'd like to have an interview like this. There will be no revival. ``5'' with 1 bonus item.
*4th work? Noko series Even though it's full of sexual harassment, there are no naked scenes. There was no nude scene this time, although there was one before. Too bad
I was confused by Chapter 4's 'fellatio in front of my lover.' The subordinate from Chapter 1 is the same actress, but here she's a subordinate AND a lover? I rewatched it and realized the protagonist's job title changes in every chapter. If you don't grasp this premise, you'll just be confused, wondering, 'Why is this office lady still at the company?' Also, the title 'I'm the only woman in the office' is never explained in the film. I was expecting an unrealistic company where she gets sexually harassed by male employees 24/7. As for the content, aside from Chapter 1, the harassment happens without any fault of her own, and since she barely resists, she just comes off as someone who enjoys sex. It fails as a humiliation-themed work. Plus, casting Nao Yoshizaki as a rookie office lady is a stretch; she lacks that fresh, youthful vibe.