
Aki finally lands her dream job at an ad agency and moves into the company dorm, only to find herself trapped by the warden's sinister scheme. Now held captive, she is forced to perform degrading soapland services for clients every single night.












The setup of a female employee who joins an ad agency's creative department after graduation, only to be trained as a sex worker and forced to entertain company clients at the dorm, is incredibly stimulating. It's unbearable in the best way: she acts as a professional employee by day, then becomes a sex worker by night, getting filled by the same clients in the dorm. Watching her go from crying during her first encounter to genuinely enjoying it as time goes on is just so arousing.
*You can experience Hikari Hino's soapland experience. Although the title says ``Ya●●'', the story is not that pitiful. So I think even people who don't like Ryo-type movies can watch it without any hesitation.
*I like this series, so I bought it, but this time it was disappointing.
I like AVs with this kind of story. It's the kind of thing that feels like it could happen but also couldn't, which fits my taste perfectly. Since I can't do it in real life, I enjoy it through this DVD.
*The story is about three new employees at an advertising agency, including Hikari Hino, who move into a girls' dormitory where they can perform soap operas, and are trained as slut soap ladies. I don't really understand why Hino and the others are content with being a bastard, they just say, ``We have no choice but to do it.'' It would be too unkind to ask the viewer to think for themselves. There are three new employees, but most of the actual sex is done by Hikari Hino, and the other two are just accessories.Although the woman who plays the role of dormitory supervisor is a pretty nice woman, she only operates the vibrator and has no involvement herself, which leaves me feeling dissatisfied. Hino also felt it from the beginning when she was raped, and it is difficult to understand her change of heart from refusing to accepting the situation. The soap act also lacks variety, and I wish the gap between her and when she was fully clothed was emphasized more.