PURE-021 - The Night of Breaking Asuka Io at the Hot Spring Inn

The lesbian scenes with the senior landlady early on are insidious and lewd. The implication that the heroine's mother went through the same thing is a real turn-on.

The content was excellent. The lesbian scene where she's being relentlessly harassed by the nasty landlady is erotic, especially the way she's stripped and toyed with. Also, the scene where she's cleaning the hot spring in a sexy t-shirt and shorts and gets assaulted by a middle-aged man—the part where he pours hot water on her clothes to make them see-through is very lewd. The story is irrelevant, but I guess it was necessary to establish Io-chan's character. Her body and reactions are so erotic; you can really feel her talent as an AV actress.

I had high expectations because all of Director Isaka's works for Madonna have been excellent, but this was the worst. The lead actress's acting is so amateurish it's beyond words; she's not suited for drama at all. On the other hand, Toru Ozawa's performance as the manager is as brilliant as ever. He is an absolutely essential actor for Isaka's dramas.

It's a rare story-driven piece, and setting the content aside, it was actually pretty good. The actress is sexy, so the premise fits her well. However, I still don't get why this series insists on such bland, generic packaging.

An erotic drama. The premise is a bit bittersweet, but it's a turn-on. She doesn't look as cute as she does on the cover. Also, her facial expressions while moaning aren't great, so I'd give it 3 stars.