
Honey, Please Forgive Me... -Lust Quota- Aoi Aoyama












This is a masterpiece among Aoi Aoyama's works. Tall, busty, great chemistry, and a solid script. Yoshimura's technique really hits the spot.
Aoi-san has become quite plump recently, but in this work from back then, she was in her prime. I love this actress for her mature, erotic body and beautiful face. It’s great to see a mature woman who is tall—even taller than the male actor. She has just the right amount of flesh; the way her belly folds during missionary position, combined with her large, sagging breasts, is irresistible for those who love mature women. She plays an insurance lady who, while out trying to close a deal, gets seduced and broken down by Yoshimura, who exploits her sexless life. From the way her breasts spill out of her suit to the scene where he forces his way into her home and they have sex while she's wearing an apron—the story is standard, but it’s the kind of scenario that makes you want to sleep with an insurance lady like her. The ponytail suits her perfectly, too.
It's a cliché story, but the gap between the lecherous actor and Aoi-san's beautiful mature charm, plus the premise of forcing a physical relationship over an insurance contract... it's the kind of thing you want to do but never have the chance, or if you did, you'd end up a criminal being sued. But the magic of AV makes this male fantasy come true. Forcing a woman who resists, breaking her down with technique, and finally making her yours—that's the appeal. The scene in the final act where he licks her toes and says, 'You've never had this done to you, have you?' was incredibly erotic. I wish I could still see Aoi-san like she was back then.
*Aoi Aoyama was 33 years old at the time, and had wonderful soft-looking big breasts. The lack of naked scenes in general is probably due to the fact that her waistline is a little loose, but she has a certain sexiness that stands out. It's exciting how sensitive she is when she feels it during the first rape. She gradually falls for him, and in the end, she goes to the man's house to be held in his arms. However, the dream punch line is meaningless. Hasn't the excitement up until then been completely reset?
I didn't know Aoyama-san, but she was actually pretty good. Quite the actress.