
Elite lawyer Ayako digs too deep into a corrupt contractor's dirty business, only to end up kidnapped by his ruthless gang. Her quest for justice takes a dark turn as she becomes a plaything for the thugs in their underground den.












Her acting is so good that the scenes where she's being ravished are incredibly arousing. A must-watch for fans!
このシリーズはいつも期待が持てます。腹パンチやクロロで気絶させいたぶる。ずっと継続させて下さいました。
*It's only liked by Yu Kawakami fans, but not by fans of the work Nara Island. Yu Kawakami acts too much. It felt like he was acting in an AV, and I laughed out loud. It's much better to have a younger sister who is frightened by violence and weakly raped without responding. The great thing about Slave Island is that a woman who was living a normal life suddenly becomes an extraordinary sex slave. They are thrown in, and eventually lose their minds, with blank eyes, and ejaculate into their buttholes. While crawling on all fours and having the hole in front of him fucked, ejaculation continues into the mouth as well. It's a sexual lynching scene with character collapse, but that flavor is gradually disappearing.
A female lawyer standing up to a construction company scandal. While the premise seems simple and conventional, the involvement of the Kumokawa syndicate—who are dealing with their own third-generation succession issues—adds a nice twist to the narrative flow by weaving internal conflict into their public business. However, I’m concerned that the island, which was supposed to be a device for evoking awe and despair, feels thin and trivial, almost like a mere background. The 'vile deeds of the Kumokawa syndicate' should have been a means to an end, not the goal itself. At this rate, it feels like we're drifting further away from the 'story of the sorrow and despair of women involved with the island.' I don't mean to criticize Kawamura's style or direction, but if the presence and necessity of the island are lost, can we really even call this a 'Slave Island' entry anymore?
*A story about a lawyer, Ayako, whose younger sister, Miki, is taken hostage and made to obey her. Kakitani's daughter Azusa, who was used in the plot, also joins the group. There are many scenes where Ayako is raped (because she continues to resist rejection) If anything, Miki is better because she is scared and has less resistance. But there are few appearances Azusa was an overbearing person, but after being raped, she became an obedient pet dog. I was surprised that the scene where she serves as a soap lady was left out. There was an enema scene in the midst of the monotony. There were occasional scenes in the series, but no defecation scenes were shown. There were many things that happened, but this time it happened. But it's a bowlful of enema liquid, but it's disappointing. If you like Yu Kawakami, you can watch a lot of it, so it might be good.