
A new installment of the popular mother-son travel drama. To celebrate his job offer, a son takes his mother on a trip to a hot spring resort. Unable to hide her joy, the mother is oblivious to her son's gaze fixed on her body. After a few drinks, the mother's seductive appearance in her yukata pushes the son over the edge, leading to an uncontrollable encounter.




















It feels like they focused too much on the audio and visual effects, and the male actor is 'country-bumpkin' in the worst way possible. The story lacks a clear theme, too. Is this some kind of practice project?
As mentioned in other reviews, there's hardly any sense of guilt regarding the mother-son dynamic. Based on the dialogue, it would have actually been better if the setting were just a mature hostess and a young customer going on a trip together. However, in terms of content, Natsuko Kayama's signature mature eroticism is still very much alive, so it can be considered a solid entry for the mature woman genre.
It lacks both a sense of taboo and realism; it just doesn't resonate. There isn't a single redeeming quality.