
Yuka and her husband have a busy but happy life. One day, she finds her neighbor Honda passed out drunk at her doorstep. She tries to help him to his room, but finds his place in shambles and his wife nowhere to be found. The tension rises as boundaries start to blur.












Kaede Fuyutsuki was a perfect fit for this drama, which really plays up the sense of taboo. It was a fantastic watch.
I don't usually look for much of a plot in AV, but I actually enjoyed this one. The actress is a slim beauty, and her acting in both the drama and intimate scenes is decent; she really pulls off that 'innocent young wife' vibe. However, the actor was a bit of a letdown. His acting during the drama segments was disastrous, and his dialogue during the scenes was repetitive, which really killed the mood. The scenes themselves were quite good, so if he had been better, this could have been a top-tier release.
Watched it on DVD. I've had it for a long time, and you can really feel the passage of time. In terms of the sex scenes, there are lines like 'It feels good,' but I don't think there were any 'I'm cumming!' moments. Was that considered bad back then? Unthinkable today. It lacks realism to begin with. On the other hand, the way she resists the pushy Honda (the actor) fits the actress's image perfectly—it felt like she just became the character. The actor felt like he was just being himself, which worked for the role. The actress's performance wasn't bad either, though the scene where she visits his room using groceries as an excuse was a bit weak. Maybe a different direction would have been better, but the flow—the first rape when he brings snacks, the oral sex when she invites him to dinner, and her being 'fallen' by the time she visits with groceries—suggests they wanted to use the food as a narrative thread. In that scene, she stops herself and leaves the groceries on the doorknob, but for Honda, the fact that she came to him is what matters, and the groceries act as a signal. It's interesting. I liked that the hesitation was gone from her eyes when she pressed the intercom before the final scene. It was also good that she didn't enter on her own, but let him take her hand. And Honda's expression when she entered the entryway was great. The actress has a smaller chest, but the line from her waist to her hips is quite nice. There are many angles focusing on her butt, which might be a plus for some. Still, it's a shame she didn't show a climax during the scenes. That's all.
Kaede Fuyutsuki at her best. The clothed scenes are erotic and superb. Wearing very ordinary underwear adds a sense of realism, capturing that vibe of someone not expecting an affair. Her 'reluctant' acting is perfectly balanced—not enough to kill the mood, but enough to show her true talent.
I think this is Kaede Fuyutsuki's best work. If you haven't bought it yet, definitely grab it when it goes on sale.