
The original space-age icon, Ai Komori, is back. This collection gathers the absolute best highlights from her legendary Uchu Kikaku era. Relive the nostalgic, raw, and captivating prime of the girl who defined a generation.




















It seems like this specific work doesn't have any H-scenes, but I'm pretty sure the one titled 'Don't Run in the Hallway' did!
Preferences: Slender, beautiful breasts, small areolas, small nipples, cat-like face. Avoid: Criminal rape, trashy, hairless (paipan), inverted nipples. Please take note. Media: Download Quality: 3000 Actress/Face: โ โ โ โ โ Style: โ โ โ โ โ Mosaic: โโโโโ (No mosaic) Eroticism: โ โ โ โโ (50s only) Breasts 5, Nipples 5, Areolas 5. There is no pubic hair footage, so no mosaic, and no sex scenes. It was released in 2009 but is an 80s production, so don't expect much in terms of image clarity. I think this is strictly for guys in their 50s. If you bought '4 Seconds After Meeting' (2012) and found it interesting, I highly recommend this. It's amazing that we live in an era where we can see the same woman's nude footage from her 20s and 40s. If you feel nostalgic for the 80s after watching reruns of 'From the North Country' or Akina Nakamori's 'Shojo A' on music shows, I definitely recommend this. Back then, you could only see her in magazines like Beppin, but now you can download it for the price of a coin. I didn't have the impression of the short hair on the cover from Komori, but watching the video, the short hair scenes were very few, so it matched my image of her. In the lingerie section, there were unexpected shots like tan lines from a high-leg swimsuit. The lingerie is still quite beautiful and elegant even by today's standards. I reaffirmed that her beautiful bust, soft areolas, perky nipples, and slim waistline are still top-tier.
The shape of her breasts is perfect, and those erect nipples are amazing. I got a full erection.
What the hell! There's no real action! I owe a lot to her from her gravure magazine days. The image scenes are well-made, though.