SSNI-226 - Literature girl eats me up, Koharu Suzuki

These 'literary girl' themes still pop up occasionally. But I think this actress only did this one film.

Maybe because it's an erotic film with a heavy focus on story, it didn't really excite me. I don't need close-ups of the guy's face. The mosaic is fine, though.

*The unique atmosphere of Koharu Suzuki is depicted in a storyline that is like a reverse version of Junichiro Tanizaki's ``Tattoo.'' Although it is set in the present day, the atmosphere is Taisho-like (including the original comic), and it may be that they are really using "tattoos" as a pillow.

*I was looking forward to it because the original was good. I'm glad that Suzuki-san's cuteness and acting were able to recreate the atmosphere of the original story so well. I didn't think my partner was a virgin, but that's okay. I was satisfied because I was able to get excited.

The contrast between the actresses is great, and it's intense for the full two hours. The story is also flawless. Though, I'm not sure how I feel about it just being the two of them the whole time.