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After receiving a tip about a beautiful calligrapher, we infiltrated her workplace under the guise of a TV crew. After getting her consent, we filmed everything from home sessions to a 3P orgy in her studio.




















I like the freshness of the actress. Also, the brush and the actress's reactions to it are excellent.
Sara Momoi has a beautiful, slender physique, and her reactions are very genuine and sensitive. I really like her professional attitude throughout the video; she manages to make the typical 'gimmicky' plot feel natural, resulting in a very watchable final product.
A real winner in this series. The pointless strategy meetings and contrived setups are staples of this series. She's quite slender, which is my personal preference; if the breasts are too big, the hakama just doesn't look right. The first scene is at home, the second in a calligraphy classroom. The teasing while she's writing is a huge turn-on. It would've been even better if she stayed in the hakama until the end.
*When she was wearing clothes, she looked quite beautiful and my expectations were high, but when she took off her clothes, her slender body made me feel a bit intimidated. Karami itself is quite normal. If they were going to go to the trouble of adding "at work," it would have been nice to have some thrilling parts, like taking them to the shadows during a class and playing pranks on them, or using a remote control vibrator. It would have been more interesting if he had tried to press harder, since he seemed to have a hard-to-reject personality. As a result, the hidden camera failed to even capture the masturbation scene, and the karami filmed in a Japanese-style room was left unsatisfactory.
She's probably a 'project-type' actress, right? With so many AV actresses out there, it wouldn't be strange for one to have a black belt in calligraphy. She's slender, but she's my type. You get a clear view of the anal, too. Everyone has different tastes, but I liked it. At the end of the day, it's an AVโthere's no point in overanalyzing the plot, acting, or production.