
Sayuri, a caregiver who quit her job after a tragic accident at a nursing home, finds herself taking on a new home-care job for a notoriously grumpy old man. Little does she know what kind of intense care he really demands.












There are things in life we can't forget, no matter how hard we try. When something triggers those memories, a person can change completely. Here, we have a woman trapped in despair due to such a trauma. After meeting an old man named Nakamura and hearing his heavy, unexpected confession, she thinks she can finally move on—only to be plunged back into the abyss. It’s an excellent scenario that explores the depths of the human psyche. There are three sex scenes, but the second and third are particularly intense, as if he's venting his uncontrollable emotions onto her. It’s not just about a lack of affection, nor is it purely for sexual satisfaction like typical 'nuyoku' (violation) films. It’s a desperate internal conflict that can only be satisfied by hating the person in front of you. In Ichiyama’s case, his affection for her has twisted into hatred. She shouldn't be the target of his hate since she had nothing to do with the accident, but she’s guilty simply by association as the person who cared for Nakamura. For her, it’s the perfect way to fill the void left by her despair. Only during sex can she forget everything and feel her own existence. The result is that incredibly raw, intense sex. She feels terror at his almost vengeful thrusting, yet despite her resistance, she begins to feel pleasure. It’s a performance that goes beyond 'acting'—it’s deeply moving. Specifically, the moment she trembles and says 'it hurts' while being taken from behind, and the way her face flushes and her body shakes when she says 'don't cum inside' right before he does—these are highlights worth noting. The way he moves, as if trying to beat her down, gives off a unique 'eros' different from standard violation films. It’s an incredibly serious, high-stakes sex scene that fits the well-crafted plot perfectly. It was fantastic. Enjoy it to the fullest.