SIVR-191 - [VR] 100+ Deep Kisses with Legendary Ayaka Kawakita

Since it's focused on kissing, the faces are super close from the start, which was the best part. It’s a constant flow of French and deep kisses with lots of close-ups, and I really love that kind of intimacy. Ayaka Kawakita is just so beautiful that her face alone carries the whole thing. I prefer watching them kiss up close over flashy plot points, so I really like this kind of simple content.

*A VR work by Ayaka Kawakita, who is neat, elegant, and cute. You can enjoy passionate sighs and kisses in all scenes. Already chairman of Tama Ranch 😍 However, I think the situations in each scene of the work are a little too monotonous. Still, full marks for Ayaka's cuteness and passionate acting 💯

I cheated by buying two VR titles from a famous actress in a row, but in the end, I always come back to Ayaka-san. I'm completely hooked. This work has a slightly lower rating, but it didn't matter. Stagnation? No, it's consistency. The point is that every work features Ayaka-san. Being stared at, kissed, whispered to, licked... Thank you for today as well.

With her gaze, skin texture, and even her breath feeling within reach, this work really feels like it bet everything on kissing, just as the concept suggests. From the start, there's a French kiss while staring at you from point-blank range, followed by repeated scenes of slow, lingering lip contact that gradually deepen. The focus on kissing in the first half is surprisingly intense. The flow from the lap pillow felt a bit slow, but her soft gaze and the sense of intimacy slowly melt you. Stimulating both sight and sound, this work creates a guilty pleasure: feeling healed while your lower half is completely aroused. Even with a simple premise, it shows how effective expressions, distance, and rhythm can be. I thought the first half might be boring, but if you're the type who gets more turned on by kissing than the actual sex, this will hit the spot.

I think the actress is great, but the play itself is average. It feels a bit underwhelming compared to her other works.