REZD-258 - Forbidden Lust at a Funeral: A 450-Minute Marathon with My Long-Lost Cousin

The sense of tragedy and immorality typical of mourning-dress themes is toned down here (though I like that too), so you can enjoy it without feeling weighed down. I'm grateful to have discovered Amane Shirakawa through this work. Also, this ridiculously long title is hilarious.

*A rather troublesome funeral. There is a sense of relief after the mourners and relatives have gone home after contacting relatives, meeting with the funeral director, wake, funeral ceremony, cremation, and purifying the soul. If you have ever attended a funeral for your family, you will understand. The two childhood friends are immersed in such a sense of freedom. Although the woman rejects him at first, she is attracted to the man's feelings and allows her body. Such situations are often created. Although it's a short time, she talks about nostalgia → refuses the man's request → regrets it and goes to the man's room → he carefully takes off her formal suit and caresses her → (from this point onwards, the woman becomes interested) → she shows her black tights legs for a while, then takes them off and pulls out. The uprooting time is a little short, but the production is important in this work, so let's just say it's a good thing. I think it's a valuable piece of work that shows wisdom in a formal suit without being harsh. ■The room set is one of the label's specialties of ``reusing,'' but the trick is that the back decoration (the stand on which the urn and photograph of the deceased are placed) is just for the atmosphere and is different from the actual back decoration. The packaging of the urn is also well thought out, as it would look too realistic if it was made using the real thing. ■Unfortunately, as mentioned in other reviews of the same series, the interior is too dark. I wonder how it would be for a video work if it was too dark and the image became grainy. I also want to enjoy the texture of her skin and black tights. Also, the angles are too harsh. (You can often see works with poor lighting on this label, but it's worse than other companies' stolen books or night BAs) Also, the mosaic of the deceased's photograph is depressing. There is an AI that creates imaginary faces, such as using just a memorial tablet, so it would be a good idea to use that.

While the situations are repetitive, the actresses are quite sexy. The downside is that the screen is a bit dark, making it hard to fully enjoy.