
Iori, a naive housewife who thought she was frigid because her husband only gave her rough, loveless sex. Desperate, she visits a therapy site, where a professional therapist meticulously stimulates every inch of her body, unlocking hidden erogenous zones. Witness her transformation from an innocent wife into a pleasure-seeking nymphomaniac.




















Iori Furuyama visits a clinic to receive treatment for frigidity she saw online. Through the doctor's treatment, her sensitivity gradually increases. She transforms from a quiet woman into a sexual one, and their marital sex life changes as well. In the end, she has intense intercourse with her husband, smiles happily after being ejaculated inside, and then sheds tears while trembling slightly. It looks like a happy ending on the surface, but it ends with an unsettling remark... It's quite good. Iori Furuyama is beautiful.
Well, Tony did a decent enough job, I suppose. The scenes with the husband were too dark to really see what was going on. It feels like a low-effort production, but since it's Iori, I'll give it a bonus point for a '5'. (^_^;)
Her long black hair, facial features, and body are all very beautiful, but this one didn't do it for me. The premise was good, though. I preferred the ones like the sister committing incest with her Osaka-dialect-speaking brother or the nursery teacher one.
The actress isn't bad. She's slender and pretty. But the actor, Tony Oki, is underwhelming. I think someone who can express lewdness better, like Tabuchi, would have been a better match. Also, the fat guy playing the husband is a terrible actor. This wasn't a keeper.
*A wife believes that her husband only treats her violently because of her frigidity, so she undergoes treatment for frigidity that she found online. This work depicts the transformation of such a wife into a woman. Ms. Furukawa skillfully portrays the transformation of an innocent married woman who begins to show her feminine side after receiving therapy, and I personally think that this is a work that is easy for women to watch. Ms. Furukawa's last line, ``My husband still doesn't know,'' is memorable.