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A mandatory rite of passage for new SOD recruits: a 'health check' designed to boost professional performance. Trapped in a private room, these awkward newcomers are forced to explore each other's bodies to verify their reproductive health. Witness the clumsy, uninhibited, and steamy first encounters of 10 pairs of fresh recruits.
A classic masterpiece about having sex out of necessity. It has an eroticism that modern works lack, including that amateurish feel. In an era where 'health management' is a buzzword, it's a shame there aren't companies where new male and female recruits are tasked with such missions. There are plenty of doctor/patient or nurse/patient scenarios, but the 'colleague pair' dynamic is the strength of this work. It would be great to have a mid-career hire version or a senior/junior annual check-up version. Since 'respecting each other' is essential in work, I hope it's practiced in many workplaces.
I bought this for Tsukasa Ide. Come to think of it, she has such beautiful breasts. I also liked the slightly awkward vibe.
A production like this, which completely ignores camera work, lacks any sense of immersion or sexual excitement. I want to tell them to take it seriously. That said, Hinako Kawamata, with her quiet and innocent vibe, was good. She looked like she was having sex reluctantly and without interest; she probably won't appear in future works, but I'd love to see a scene where her erogenous zones are discovered and she's moaning in pleasure.
*It's a voyeur style, so there are a lot of drawn images and the mosaics are so big that I can't tell what they're doing. Men take up half of the screen, so when you try to look at a female employee, the hands, heads, and bodies of men are almost all covered, so it's stressful not being able to see the female employee's body. Since the beginning of this year, about half of the female employees are either voyeurs or gonzo, so I feel like this series has become quite selective.
I'm glad I bought it because I got to see the sex check-up with 10 people. It turned out to be a pretty good production.