
The overwhelming scent of eros emanating from Hirose Miyu. She, as if embodying all the charms of a female, confidently asserts she will become even busier in the future. A natural and overly soft I-cup. Hospitality maintaining her adult female persona even when the camera is off. Simply overwhelming.















Finally, the footage we've been waiting for after her name change! The driving scene at the beginning was a highlight – she's surprisingly good at driving, so no worries about any accidents. And the teasing scenes just keep getting better with each release. Her proactively bringing out toys shows a real hunger, and it feels very professional. What's great about this is how it feels like you're actually on a date and getting intimate with Miyu. As others have said, it's a perfect introduction to her previous work. She says she prefers having a script, but I also enjoy these more spontaneous takes, so I hope she continues to do them when she's feeling up to it. I won't spoil anything, but it seems like Miyu is enjoying her private life too, which is great to see as a fan! (laugh)
If you want to get to know Hirose-san, you won't regret buying this. Her candidness is appealing, though it might not be for everyone. I personally love it, and the scene where she talks about her past is a highlight. She's had experiences with foreigners and says she prefers them to Japanese men, so I'd love to see an interview with a foreigner alongside this documentary. It would be interesting to see her interact with Japanese men too, and compare the two. I enjoy this series overall, but the interactions are getting a bit stale, so I'd like to see some variety. Not cosplay, but maybe changing the location of the intimate scenes – getting tired of always seeing her house or a hotel. A change of scenery would be nice.
A documentary following Miyuki on a date. Her interview while driving, where she talks about her life, was really captivating. She's always been gorgeous, so I was completely hooked during the later scenes😍 This documentary really captures her appeal, you won't regret watching it😊