
Reiko went on a hot spring trip with her beloved son. To other people, they may appear to be a close mother and son, but in reality, the two are in a forbidden relationship, and this trip was also to make love to each other to the fullest in a hot spring. When we arrived at the inn, we immediately went to the private family bath. My son went in first and Reiko later. One of the male customers who saw her said to her partner that she was a good woman and let's take a look at her, and the two of them followed Reiko and began to sneak a peek at her. Her son was waiting in the bathtub, and Reiko apologized for making her wait and entered the bathtub. Then, as usual, they began to enjoy the honeymoon of mother-son incest while exchanging passionate kisses. To the surprise of the peeping men, Reiko began to bathe with her older son and have sex with him.They immediately took out their smartphones and began secretly filming the two of them. That night, pretending to be a coincidence, the man approaches Reiko, shows her a secretly filmed video, and threatens her. Although Reiko has become stronger, she is unable to resist the man and is forced to do as she is told. Reiko's heart wasn't here, but she was eating dinner to enjoy the trip with her son. Then suddenly, men appear and say that the innkeeper has called Reiko and asked her to come. Reiko knew what was going to happen to her, but she had no choice but to follow quietly.




















In the current AV industry, it feels like every possible concept has been exhausted. Manufacturers are scrambling for diversity, churning out everything from overly complex dramas to bizarre niche works, but this film is remarkably normal by comparison. It's an incest story, but it's such a straightforward AV drama that it feels refreshing. Don't underestimate it, though; if you're a Reiko Sawamura fan, you can watch this with peace of mind. While many manufacturers focus so much on gimmicks that they forget to bring out the actress's charm, has there been any recent work that captures Reiko's beauty, acting, and innate maternal nature as well as this? I was genuinely surprised while watching it. Was the 'perversion' brought out by her long-standing image and excessive settings really her true charm? Did we fans who recognized her talent early on really fall for this manufactured image? Looking back, that can't be right. This is a film that makes us realize the fundamental beauty she possesses—the kind of work fans have been waiting for. I should also add that we should applaud the veteran director Rokusaburo Mishima for his masterful touch.