SDMU-983 - Kamino Hina, retirement announcement. Everything she shows for the last time.

*In the last line, "saying what you think about the world," (personally) I think it's fine if it's a sincere complaint because you can see how she really feels, but the "slightly exaggerated" statement immediately turned me off. I didn't know which ones were genuine complaints and which ones were more serious, and I felt disappointed that she did such a wasteful thing at the very end, even though she was my favorite actress. There is a saying, "All's well that ends well," and I felt that this was exactly the opposite pattern. I wonder what it is.

*Arena Aoi's retirement work was released almost at the same time as this work. I can't help but compare these two. It's not the difference in number of favorites or topicality, but the difference in quality, even though they were released by the same manufacturer and director at the same time, is obvious. That's why the coverage is so severe this time of year. It can't be helped that the budget is different for popular titles and popular titles. Just because it costs money doesn't mean it's amazing, or because it's low budget it's not amazing. It's not that it's interesting because it took a long time, or that it's not interesting because it was filmed in a short amount of time. I feel the difference between the actress's own motivation and enthusiasm the most. Rena Aoi took on the challenge of filming in order to entertain fans until the end with honest content. Hina Jinno wanted to have sex with the actor she was interested in one last time, so she ended up doing a creampie style work. There's a difference between a documentary AV made for the sake of fans and an erotic video full of internal antics made as a monument to yourself. The video really conveys the difference in his desire to deliver something interesting to his fans, his gratitude for their support until his retirement, and his sincerity in wanting to repay even a little of that through his work. There are no challenges or new projects in this work. I think that's why it doesn't resonate with anyone other than enthusiast fans. A screening of full-fledged AV and otaku that reached the world. You can feel the difference. Coach Tiger is a hit or miss coach. It was also a clear example.

This is Hina Kamino's retirement work, and since it's with the label where she debuted under her old name (Hinano Kamisaka), it includes an interview where she talks to fans about her retirement and future plans, which I really appreciated. The scenes were excellent as well. I plan to keep watching her older works alongside this one. The first time I saw her was in 'Obedient Hot Springs,' and I fell in love with how amazingly she reacted!

Usually, retirement works lean into flashy production to leave a lasting impression, but this one doesn't. It perfectly captures the charm of Hina Kanno, whose bright, cheerful smile makes her shine without any gloominess. I imagine director Tiger Kosakai, who has handled many retirement projects, knew exactly what made her special, which is why the film turned out this way. The first 30 minutes are a standard interview. It’s filled with fascinating, 'Are you really allowed to say that?' type of content, like stories about her past experiences. She even drops a hint about where she might be in 10 years, which is intriguing. The first scene is with an actor she’s meeting for the first time—someone she’s always wanted to work with. The way they seem to genuinely enjoy the sex is great. The next scene, which is effectively her last, is like a pink film brought to life; the director took the fantasies swirling in her head and added his own touch to make it both erotic and fun. The shocking (lol) ending where she vents her daily frustrations is also hilarious. It balances eroticism and entertainment perfectly so the viewer never gets bored. It’s a great film that both fans of Hina Kanno and newcomers can enjoy.