STAR-732 - Ichikawa Masami's raw 100% POV hardcore

*The talent of the actress is amazing. I can imagine the video being filmed and I know how to look erotic. She smiles shyly and obediently and cutely listens to what I say. Since he resists each detail in detail, it's easy to move forward with the story and the shots are great. The ecstatic expression is good. Perhaps it's because of the photographer's ability, but the fact that there are so many cuts is a negative for gonzo.

She looks incredibly cute in casual clothes. Just like a totally normal girl. I just wish the erotic scenes were a bit longer.

I watched this because the same title featuring Mana Sakura was quite good. First, there's Turtle, under the Kan Matsumoto banner. Their chemistry feels the most natural, and since they took enough time to get to know each other, the footage is raw and vivid, though the shaky camera work is a negative. By the way, they apparently asked Kan Matsumoto, but he declined because he lost confidence after 'exploding' too early with the previous actress. The second round is in a hotel suite with Joe Oshima. They have a bit of alcohol, but not enough to pass out, so from this point on, it just feels like a job. I'm over Joe; his style just doesn't resonate with younger viewers anymore. The third round is with Shimiken. He's back to his bad habits—why make her wear the same sweatpants as him? It's at Shimiken's house, and the clothed interaction doesn't feel genuine. The fourth round is with Kuroda in a love hotel SM room. Again, there's drinking, more than in the second round, but still no passing out. It feels like she's keeping a limiter on herself, unable to let go of that 'good girl' safety valve. She gets messy, but it's soft compared to actresses who go all out in self-shot videos. Overall, I think it would have been better if she just did a road-movie style shoot with Turtle alone. The other three felt like they were just going through the motions. Maintaining a sense of class might be her strength, but after 10 films, isn't it time to take off the safety valve and really let loose?

Honestly, I don't really get the point of this. I don't understand why the male actor keeps changing. All I want to see is her performance, and I don't see any benefit to swapping out the male lead. It's a series, so I'm sure some people like it, but it's not for me.

Masami Ichikawa's charm doesn't shine in 1-on-1 scenarios. 3P rape, 10-man gangbangs—that's what she's made for. I want to enjoy Masami Ichikawa, but they always use the same male actor, and it just kills the mood.