
Shoko, who was enjoying a happy married life, hires a contractor to build a parking space for their new car. The worker, Kurokawa, is a menacing and unfriendly man who terrifies her. As the construction begins, Shoko finds herself trapped in a situation she can't escape.












The actress gave it her all, so the production company needs to take things more seriously. If they keep this up, the industry will just decline. Looking forward to a better attempt next time.
Nakaoka-san’s performance was decent enough, but honestly, I don't see why they needed so many male actors. The main guy finishes and leaves, and then she gets violated by a bunch of old men—I really don't get the director's intent here. Since they had a veteran like Taro Kai, I don't understand why they didn't just have him be the one to catch them. They really should have thought more seriously about whether three old men and an actress would actually make for a good scene.
The perpetrator, Kurokawa, is played by Hideyuki Segaki, who also appeared in director Agawa's 'I Was Violated By You' starring Kaho Kasumi. With his sleazy look, muscular physique, and impressive equipment, he's a perfect fit for the role (or should I say, a perfect 'fitter'? ^-^;). I thought it would just be aggressive from start to finish like the previous work, but then he suddenly starts confessing his trauma: 'I saw my mother enjoying being violated by a man. You're the same!' The heroine, who until then was terrified of his sleaziness (despite her body reacting), suddenly flips after seeing his vulnerability. Ignoring her change of heart, Segaki tosses her to three old men from a senior club at the end and leaves her behind as she begs to follow him. It's visually unappealing and lacks any catharsis—who is this even for? I think Nakaoka-san did a great job portraying an elegant housewife succumbing to pleasure, but as a drama, it's a failure. 2/10.