![STARS-052 [Nadeshiko Ver.] H-cup rookie debut, Chiharu Minagawa (21)](https://cdn.submyav.com/cdn/covers/full/stars-052.webp)
Chiharu, who worked as a waitress in Kanazawa after graduating from high school in Toyama. She used to hide her H-cup breasts due to a complex, but she's actually a super nympho who spends her nights watching adult videos. She finally pursues her secret dream of becoming an AV actress. Check out the exclusive 'Sticky Middle-Aged Intercourse' scene here.










*Her breasts are big and good, but her nipples are a little dark. Is that the difficult point?
Not great. She looks way too countrified. I wouldn't go as far as to say she's ugly, but it's just not exciting.
I bought both the 'Nadeshiko' and 'Hanikami' versions of her debut work at the same time. When I checked the content, only a small part was different; the main part was identical. I should have read the reviews more carefully. I feel cheated by this unexpected situation.
I was torn between a few simultaneous releases, but I chose this one based on the cover. It emphasized her breasts more. Her face isn't exactly the sparkling beauty shown on the cover—she's a bit more plain/country-style, maybe. But she seems to have a great personality, and she definitely loves sex. Her movement during the cowgirl position was so erotic, I couldn't believe she was a rookie. Since it's her debut, I'll give it a perfect score as a bonus.
*I think she's in the beautiful category (although everyone has different facial preferences). He seems like someone he likes, and his facial expressions when he's feeling it are nice. Since she's from a rural area (= an image of naivete), having a shaved pussy feels like a lie. Regardless of the truth or falsehood of Nakai, he seems to have been well received in interviews. However, the common way of answering by starting with "(taking over the other person's question) is (wa)~" lacks character. It's commonplace to use big breasts as a selling point, so wouldn't it be better to put the characters who like them more front-and-center?