
A year after her husband's death, Ayako has made masturbation a daily ritual to cope with her loneliness. Her son, Sho, has been secretly watching her, his mind consumed with fantasies of having sex with his mother. On the night of the first anniversary of his father's death, Sho finally snaps, ambushing his mother while she's offering incense in her mourning clothes, and fulfills his twisted desire.




















It's just okay. Generally monotonous. I bought it based on the package art and description, but it wasn't as good as I expected. It's supposed to be a widow series, but it would have been much better if it involved a living husband. At the beginning, it's revealed that she's a 'stepmother,' and my excitement dropped by half (lol). The description doesn't mention that she's a 'step' mother at all. That's a key point in this genre, right? (lol). If that's the case, I don't understand why they wouldn't mention it in the description. There are plenty of works that don't involve biological mother-son relationships, so I wonder if there's some industry reason for the discretion. Ayako Inoue was good, though.
*The widow of Princess Ayako Inoue looks stunning in her Western mourning clothes and black pantyhose. At the beginning, he masturbates in front of the deceased's photograph. I also like that the bra and panties worn under the black mourning clothes are white. Given her age, she is perfect for the role of a widow. As for the son, he is her husband's stepchild and not Princess Ayako's biological son, so there is little sense of immorality in the story. Personally, this was good enough.
Her provocative sexiness is her charm. I'd love to see more scenes of her being taken by force.