SSNI-995 - S1 Graduation Special: Hiyori Yoshioka's Unscripted Hot Spring Getaway (No Script, POV, Raw & Uncut)

タレ目の可愛らしい顔と華奢なボディがとても女性らしさを感じる。

Since it's a one-night trip for Hiyori and an actor she's been interested in, she seems quite nervous during the opening date scenes. That awkwardness of wanting to get closer but being too shy is really charming. After they reach the inn and have their first round, the atmosphere changes completely; she becomes much more proactive and affectionate. It's true that one round really closes the distance (especially for women), and seeing that change so clearly is interesting. The only reason I'm taking off one star is that the third round, which happens right after waking up, is hard to see due to the backlighting (I don't mind dim lighting, but they just become silhouettes). Overall, it's a great work where you can enjoy Hiyori's realistic charm, cuteness, and great figure.

It feels like she's actually enjoying the foreplay. The natural hair is a plus, and above all, she's so cute without makeup. Her facial expressions while she's focused—furrowing her brows—are great.

This work is overflowing with Hiyori Yoshioka's cuteness. From an AV perspective, the focus might be on how erotic the scenes are, but the play in this one is pretty standard. On the other hand, as a fan, it's a joy to see her private side and hear stories you wouldn't normally get. She even reflects on her S1 debut, sharing things you'd only hear in a production like this. In that sense, I think it showed a genuine side of Hiyori Yoshioka that you don't see in her other works.

*Rather than watching it as an AV work, it felt like a private video of a couple spending the night together for the first time, so it was a very good work. It was so real to see the two of them confused about how to get closer to each other, and as someone who is used to watching AV, it was a refreshing feeling. I didn't care about the camera work, I could see the happiness on Hiyori's face when they became one, and the cuteness that went beyond her acting made me cringe a little. The way the actor was confused about how to accept Hiyori's feelings was real and good. I would like to see this kind of work once in a while.