
Naho is a third-year piano major dreaming of becoming a professional. Through Shota, the son of a local music store owner, she finally meets her idol, the famous pianist Keiichi Ono. But when Ono visits Naho's apartment, he uses the excuse of 'refining her artistic sensitivity' to force himself on her, turning her musical dreams into a nightmare.












It seems to take place over just half a day, from daytime to night. She resists at first, but the level of resistance felt very low from the start. By that night, although there's the excuse that he promised her the morning-after pill if she complied, she gets taken advantage of with almost no resistance. She even shows a masturbation scene and eventually starts saying it 'feels good' while being violated. It ends with her becoming depraved, playing the piano while masturbating. Honestly, this didn't feel like a performance worthy of Neo, who is considered one of the best actresses in the industry. I suspect this is an issue with the script or the director's vision rather than Neo herself. I hate leaving a bad review for an actress I love, but I have no choice but to give this a low rating.
*A pianist he admires attacks his daughter, along with an acquaintance who gets in the way. From the first encounter, I feel like she hates me from beginning to end. Facial cum shot and creampie while being impaled on a skewer The second scene is dark, but is it that night? I'm suddenly becoming more obedient. She was ordered to masturbate and was given a blowjob from an electric massager, followed by two cum shots. At the end, she puts on erotic underwear and masturbates in front of the piano.
As the packaging, description, and sample video suggest, music student Akari Neo gets violated by her instructor and an acquaintance(?). The dialogue about pregnancy and the inclusion of birth control pills are recommended for fans of this genre. The disappointing part is the final scene. If you're going to include pregnancy themes, I want to see her actually get pregnant. It would be great to see her playing the piano with a baby bump, or at least show a positive pregnancy test. This work does the exact opposite... I hope for improvements in future or similar works.