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“Ikasare! We did a close interview with Aya Konami, the main caster of ``Mezamashi News,'' who is currently a very popular idol female announcer. ``I'm still immature, but I'm trying not to show my emotions.'' Announcer Onami maintains her on-off and off-duty appearances, and delivers the news more calmly than anyone else. In any case, it shows that he has a high level of professionalism in keeping his feelings in check. However, during the commercial, she can't help but leak out her moans and pussy juices... The studio floor is flooded with tide! "When the camera stops, the real thing comes out..." Cumming 48 times! ! !















"Never breaking character on air" -- that's the professional creed of a female news anchor who finds herself in an unbelievable situation behind the camera. This work, *Ikasare! Mezamashi News*, perfectly embodies that decadent fantasy. Starring Aya Konami, who's gained popularity for her petite frame, curvaceous hips, and adorable looks. Having debuted as Aya Sasanami and praised for her "realistic reactions" in VR works, she truly shines with her acting skills here. What's immediately striking is how natural she is as a news anchor. Her calm tone while reading the script feels like a genuine broadcaster, and the parody of a news program is well-executed. The setup – that while on air, she's being pleasured down below with a vibrator and a cock – is irresistible. Her body trembles subtly, yet she desperately maintains a composed expression while continuing to read the news. It's strangely alluring, stimulating the imagination of the viewer. And the moment the commercial break hits, everything she's been holding back bursts forth. She, who was coolly delivering the news just moments ago, lets out a sweet moan and shakes her body. This contrast between on and off is the biggest draw of this work. Aya Konami is already known for her realistic reactions, but the addition of "restraint acting" elevates her appeal even further. The composition is also clever, featuring not just the anchor segment, but also episodes from her days as an AD and during job interviews. The AD scene particularly stood out. She's in work clothes, performing her duties while being repeatedly taken by the male actors, yet she tries to continue working. It's strangely realistic and filled with a sense of transgression. The interview scene, where she's in a recruitment suit, is also incredibly cute, and the contrast with her serious smile during the camera test made my heart race. Furthermore, the physical reactions of her being repeatedly fucked are stunning. The intensity of the cum shot is considerable, soaking the studio floor. Yet, she tries to continue reading the script, displaying a strange sense of professionalism. The contrast between the image of a pure news anchor and the uncontrollable pleasure. It's all thanks to Aya Konami's acting ability that this gap can be portrayed so sensually. I felt this was one of the most well-made installments in the series.
1. The female announcer days were the best. The multi-angle view allowed me to enjoy a lot of things. Especially the angle where you can see the actress's face and anus at the same time was a total hit for my tastes! 2. The AD days were a bit underwhelming. Disappointing. 3. The interview days were also good. But the mask at the beginning was a bit distracting, and the slight glimpse of a man's back of the head in the angle was also annoying.
It was great to be able to see Ayachan's ass and a scene where she performs fellatio on a man. Definitely worth owning! This work has some serious skill.
The deep thrusting action from around 47 minutes in with Ana-chan is just amazing. It's a pie-pan shot, so it's even more lewd and a must-see lol. But aren't you going a little overboard? Take care of your health.
I recently became a fan of Aya Konami and have been buying up all her works. It's divided into three chapters: female news anchor, rookie AD days, and job interview. Each chapter was amazing! She gets repeatedly taken advantage of by a hidden man during broadcasts, work, and interviews, but I really liked how she acted bravely without changing her expression. The gap between on-air and commercial breaks in the anchor chapter was particularly good, and I was so excited by Aya Konami's cuteness during the camera eye-contact test in the job interview. I think it's a high-quality parody work thanks to Aya Konami's wonderful acting.