
Manami carries a heavy burden of guilt. She broke her promise to her first love, Kenji, who disappeared after her parents' bankruptcy, promising to return. Instead, she married her current husband, and that betrayal haunts her, pushing her further into depravity.












I bought this because it was on sale and I wanted to see Manami Suzuki after a long time. I didn't pay much attention to it when I watched her in the past, but her acting was... well, not as good as I thought. The scenario was also disappointing. Anyway, it was nice to see a beautiful Manami again after all this time.
Manami is great. Veterans like Tony Ooki and Pierre Ken are fine, but the other bottom-tier actors were just annoying. Manami was born on September 9, 1977, so she's already 36 this year. Wonder how much longer she'll keep at it. Giving it a '4' with a one-point bonus.
Be warned, a guy who looks like a stand-up comedian appears. As for the work itself, Suzuki Manami fits the housewife role well, so it's pretty good. Still, it would have been perfect if she had a bit more volume.