SAVR-316 - VR: After reuniting, immediately to a hotel. Right after coincidentally meeting my most beloved ex-girlfriend at our usual spot… Slowly closing the distance and filling the empty time with endlessly bold sexual intercourse.

This work is about reuniting with Sakura-san, who plays the ex-girlfriend, at our usual bar and then spending time together at a hotel in a good mood. Personally, I think just seeing Sakura-san in a dress, looking so alluring and beautiful, is worth the price of admission. One thing I found a little disappointing was the scene at the bar. Probably because it was filmed on a summer day, the sound of cicadas was audible, which kind of broke the atmosphere. They seem to have tried to create a sense of immersion with the opening scenes, including the flashbacks, using almost 20 minutes, but it's a little disappointing that they didn't pay attention to such small details.

Watched in UHQ. The intro leading up to things getting going felt a bit long. A digest version would have been enough, honestly. And the distance felt a little too far.

Even though it's been 8 years, and even though we were both drunk and hazy, there's no way I wouldn't remember my ex until we started getting physical at the hotel. I felt a little off about the unrealistic flow of the story, but I was satisfied with the love sex at the hotel. Sakura-chan's sensual acting skills were exceptional, especially the intensity and eroticism of the kisses. It's a shame the distance in the last missionary position scene was a bit off.

I was so happy to see Sakura-chan as a mature, womanly version of herself, different from her usual self! That alone makes it worth watching (laugh). Starting with the scene of her drinking at a bar, the stories about their daily lives 8 years ago were heartwarming, and the sudden breakup story was sad and bittersweet. Realizing each other's feelings, and then that moment of reunion after 8 years... it made me cry. The love shown in the sex scene was so strong. Hmm, Sakura-chan is just too cute!!! There's absolutely no reason to dislike her, so even if she said to break up just because we won't be able to see each other for a while, I would *never* break up with her. I'd wait 8 years if I had to!! (laugh) Actually, I wasn't even planning on watching this. The reason is personal, but I used to date a girlfriend who I absolutely hated after we broke up, and I thought the idea of reuniting with an ex was terrifying. Completely unrelated to this work... But after watching it, I thought this kind of love is really great. It was incredibly pure. The fact that they both felt they couldn't think of anyone else after 8 years is just so touching. This is a masterpiece, thank you so much.

*Flashback scene with my girlfriend from school days ~I thought we would continue to spend happy days together, but when I went abroad to make my dreams come true, my girlfriend suddenly broke up with me and the two of us broke up~ Eight years have passed since then, and the two meet again at their favorite bar and spend the night together at a hotel... Unable to forget their first love, they fall in love again and again since then. As someone who likes her active expressions of love, including many kissing scenes, and the traditional development of a love story, this is a work that really makes my heart flutter and I can't really complain about it. Most of Sakura Kurumi's works have cute roles, and it is well known that she is actually cute, but although there are only a few, she also looks great in beautiful roles like this one. Personally, I would like to see more works with beautiful characters because she is more like my ideal image.