
A prank-style AV where staff members surprise female part-timers at their workplace. Filmed live in an actual store with customers around.




















The title and the actress have absolutely nothing to do with each other. I watched this for the actress, hoping for some humiliation, but it just drags on with a long intro and some pathetic 'pranks' inside a shop that don't even qualify as pranks. Just when I thought they'd finally get to the sex, they move to a completely different location (a set I've seen in other titles) and do it there. Even if you're just here for the actress, it's a terrible, lazy production. A part-time job setting? There's no surprise or substance to be found here.
The first hour or so isn't even really an AV. Even if you're watching for Megumi Shino, the production is such a mess that you're better off watching something else. The actress is wonderful, but the content is trash. Unless you're a huge fan of the actress or have plenty of time to kill and can watch it slowly, you probably won't find this enjoyable. Personally, I was expecting something more like a typical 'kikaku' (concept) AV—unrealistic and purely for gratification—but it was the exact opposite. If they were going to use the 'Mirror-go' (van), they should have just made the actress's name and the van the main focus of the title. For those who don't care for the van, it's just disappointing. The title and packaging promise excitement at a 'part-time job' location, but the content is terrible. I was expecting a dream-like AV scenario where they secretly (or boldly) enjoy forbidden acts while on the clock at work, but that's not what this is.
The filming location was a clothing store (more like a local shop in a shopping district than a trendy apparel store). It was likely staged, but there was a realism to it that didn't feel forced. Watching the process from the explanation of the project to the interview and her first day of work, I caught glimpses of the real Megumi Shino, and I personally appreciate being able to see a side of her that exists on a different dimension from the eroticism. As for the erotic content itself, perhaps they thought hidden camera acts or interactions in the fitting room wouldn't be enough for a full production, so they included unnecessary cuts of calling her into the Magic Mirror bus during her break for sex, which felt disconnected from the original concept. Overall, that part was lackluster.