
"...Do you need a bag?" The person who came to my register during the late-night shift was Kokoro, a colleague and someone I longed for. She presented a condom as a product. On a day I was heartbroken by this unexpected turn of events, I ended up letting her stay over after being invited for drinks, and she suddenly kissed me at the door. Unable to resist, I had sex with her, and her unbelievably erotic nature caused me to remain aroused even after multiple attempts, and we spent the whole night together. However, the true feelings of the two were actually mismatched—.










The story and direction by Asagiri Kiyoshi, the beautiful visuals including Kokoro Asano's face, Kuroi Yu's performance, and the interactions between the staff… the fusion of drama and AV was truly magnificent. I also loved how Kokoro-san appeared as an OL in the final scene and the lingering feeling afterwards. This is a masterpiece, seriously. Definitely worth owning!
She looks quiet at first glance, but Asano-san is actually a real firecracker. The oral sex in the bathroom is particularly good, and once she starts, she can't stop. If she had natural breasts…
What stood out the most was the scene where the distance closed so quickly. The continuous kisses from Kokoro Asano and the feeling of her body pressed against his were intense. There was a similar closeness backstage, and the intimate moments lasted a good while. The fellatio after they moved to the bed had a clear sense of proximity and timing. It wasn't about flashy moves, but rather a flow that progressed in close quarters, and that's what I liked. You can really feel the skill in the direction.
*As it is Asagiri's work, it is not just an erotic work, but the main character and his partner have misunderstandings, and the content is deep for an AV. The main character, Kokoro, is having an affair with the manager of a convenience store, but the manager has a wife and children and has no serious romantic feelings for Kokoro, making Kokoro feel lonely... One day, Kokoro invites her colleague Yuu out for drinks, but ends up having sex with Yuu. Kokoro doesn't really hang out with her, but I tell her that it's okay if we just go out for drinks and have sex. After that, Yuu and Kokoro have sex in the bathroom of a convenience store and in Yuu's apartment until they are exhausted, and Kokoro becomes captivated by him... One day, Kokoro witnesses Kokoro and the manager of a convenience store kissing, and the manager says, ``You're married, right?'' and ``I'm dating this guy.'' But to Kokoro's surprise, Kokoro says, ``We're not dating.'' Yuu asks Kokoro, "Are you having an affair?" and she says, "Yes." When I asked, “Why?”, she said, “Because I love you.” When I asked her, ``Why did you have sex with me?'' she replied, ``Because I was lonely.'' ``I'm going to report it to headquarters,'' but I was told ``don't do anything unnecessary,'' with a cold heart. Awkward, Yuu and Kokoro, Kokoro invites Yuu to the backyard of a convenience store and they have sex, but while being poked by Yuu, she apologizes and says, "Sorry, sorry," and the relationship ends. Kokoro quits her job at a convenience store, and Yu later becomes an employee. Later, Kokoro appears at a convenience store and goes shopping as if nothing happened, but the scene ends with Yuu and Kokoro in a relationship between the clerk and the customer.
Asagiri Tsuyoshi's works are known for their solid storytelling. The acting feels realistic, and the emotional flow is natural. However, when it comes to the erotic aspect (whether it delivers or not), it can be hit or miss. Sometimes the drama enhances the eroticism, and sometimes it gets in the way. Now, about this one… Kokoro-san's character – a seemingly pure girl with a strong sexual desire – is incredibly alluring, and I found myself empathizing with the protagonist falling for her, which boosted the immersion. The drama definitely elevates the mood. But the fact that Kokoro-san's heart belongs to another man creates a slightly unsettling feeling, which is a minor drawback in terms of eroticism. However, that's overshadowed by Kokoro-san's inherent erotic aura and her physical appeal. The sex is intense, and her suggestive hip movements alone are worth five stars. Dramatically, the dialogue between the two in the final scene is cleverly written and leaves a lingering aftertaste.