
Aoi Saki, the stunning receptionist at Kotoyama Trading, is secretly dating her colleague Morita. However, Yamashita, who has been harboring intense feelings for her, finally snaps after work. He corners her in the office, determined to claim her for himself.












I like the office lady vibe. The receptionist-style hair and uniform are quite a turn-on. I feel like she could have resisted a bit more, though... from an acting perspective, that part felt a little lacking.
I'll leave the evaluation of the actress to others... but there are so many insidious works featuring this actor. I'm surprised by how many films he's in, considering his acting skills are...? And I'm even more surprised that almost all of them are extremely dark and twisted. Is he just playing an insidious character? Or is that his real personality? If it's the latter, that's pretty chilling.
The first rape scene was great because the forced oral sex lasted a long time. Also, the way the actress kicked her legs, screamed, and kept trying to push his head away with her hands while resisting was amazing. Usually, there's a pattern where the guy threatens her once and her resistance fades, but that's Naoto-kantoku for you. The only downside was that the screen was too dark. If it were brighter, I could've seen more of her body, which would've been even better. Also, when she's resisting but still moaning because she's feeling it, it would've been perfect if the direction had him keep licking persistently without stopping. Looking forward to more, Naoto-kantoku.
It's a sex scene where they can't make noise, but the first one in the locker room is too anticlimactic because the female colleague enters and leaves immediately. The sex in the reception room next to the conference room where the fiancรฉ is was clearly filmed separately, and it's ridiculous that they didn't even try to sync the direction. The male actor, Toru Tomoda (Shinji Hirai), also lacks the acting skills for humiliation or verbal abuse with limited lines. It's a drama that requires quite a bit of acting ability, so casting two people who can't act is a bad move.
Isn't this a standard office uniform? I don't think it's tacky at all. More importantly, the surreal plotโwhere a receptionist, who was diligently trained as the face of the office, is miserably NTR'd by her lover's colleague, impregnated, and then sent back to her original lover for marriageโwas excellent. Rio Ogawa's acting, from her expression after being violated to her inability to focus on work, was quite good. She's really expanding her range as an actress. The final scene was especially good because she accepted it as her last illicit encounter with her colleague, making her participation feel more active, and getting to see her beautiful naked body was the highlight. I didn't mind the uniform at all. Furthermore, the office encounter where she couldn't make a sound felt more realistic because the uniform was just a standard, unremarkable receptionist outfit.