
The legend of the 'Fertility Hot Spring' where women struggling with infertility finally conceive. Tracing back to the Edo period, there were rumors of 'Nagashi' workers who would engage in intercourse with female guests to ensure pregnancy. We infiltrated an exclusive, modern-day aesthetic salon that claims to offer the same service. Witness the raw reality of three infertile couples undergoing this controversial treatment, where young masseurs take over to ensure the wives leave pregnant.




















I'm so moved to finally see my favorite, Satomi Kobayashi, squirt. It would have been even better if there were some bathing or changing scenes.
There's absolutely no 'hidden hot spring' vibe. If you watch it expecting a real (?) hidden hot spring like I did, you'll be thoroughly disappointed, but if you view it as a male version of a soapland, it might be somewhat entertaining. PS: I've watched many AVs, but this is the first time I've watched one while giggling at how ridiculous the premise is! Hehe.
The lineup is quite impressive, featuring Kazuha Mirei, Kobayashi Satomi, and Hojo Maki in that order. Naturally, they all have real sex scenes, and the settings vary by actress. Kazuha Mirei's segment features a couple who don't know what they're getting into, where an aesthetic treatment turns erotic and they get swept up in the mood. It's semi-coerced, where she refuses internal ejaculation but is ignored. Kobayashi and Hojo are more 'in on it'โespecially Hojo, whose husband actually approves. The fact that the husband waits in the lobby while his wife is being filled by two men is deliciously immoral. It ends with a pregnancy reveal, but it looks so fake, like they just stuffed something under her clothesโit's sloppy. Given the great premise, I wish they had finished it with more care.
*Maki Hojo's gasping face has recently begun to look like figure skater Akiko Suzuki, and I can't get over it.
The idea of a childless couple hearing rumors and seeking help to conceive was quite interesting. The actress was top-tier, and the attention to detail regarding the aftermath showed the production team's genuine passion. That said, while I won't dock points for it, the fake pregnant belly looked incredibly unnatural. Despite the erotic scenes and solid world-building, the execution feels sloppy in the end. Itโs classic SOD, for better or worse. I want a series, but I hope they tighten up those loose ends next time.