
Three episodes of intense, intimate sex: from hiding under the covers with a childhood friend to a scandalous hotel room encounter.


















Ogu Yuna is just too beautiful. The way she moves her hips under the covers and keeps going is so erotic. Some people complain about the plot being nonsensical, but isn't the whole point of AV to enjoy the unrealistic? Huge fan. I'll be rewatching this many times.
*This is a project that specializes in fornication inside a futon, and Oguyuna delivers silent erotica in three situations. First of all, is your mother an idiot who doesn't notice when she commits fornication with a childhood friend under a blanket to hide from her mother? Next, a nurse on the night shift has sex with a hospitalized patient while covering herself with a futon so that the person next to her won't notice. The third one is to seduce her friend's boyfriend at an inn during a trip, which is also an unreasonable setting that cannot go unnoticed. Hmm...For some reason, futon-covered sex has become popular in recent years, and it's being used in many works, but I wonder what's so good about it. Is it the thrill or sense of immorality that comes from having to keep your voice down in a small space? It's okay to sneak in and play tricks, but when it gets to the point of having sex, the positions are restricted, and in order to overcome the problem of it being dark, we turn on the lights to make it look like we're inside a tent...it's unnatural and doesn't feel realistic at all... You don't have to worry about covering yourself with the futon. It's a waste of an actress to create a work that specializes in futon covers, even though it features the very attractive Yuna.
I was worried when the director changed, but the quality didn't drop as much as I feared. The cinematography isn't as polished as the original director Tanaka Bacon's, and it feels a bit like they just threw a sheet over things, but it's much better than many of the inferior knock-offs. At least they nailed the focus on physical intimacy. As a drama, it's not bad—it utilizes Yuna Ogura's acting skills well. The subtle atmosphere between childhood friends, the distance between patient and nurse, and the casual vibe of friends sleeping in the same room are all directed perfectly, and the cast, including the extras, are high-level. Regarding the creampies, I liked that they included dialogue about pregnancy risks—'might get pregnant,' 'probably a safe day,' 'it's a safe day'—which is better than Bacon's style of ignoring the context. Though, it would have been more illicit if they had a high-risk scene where they couldn't hold back on a dangerous day. Overall it was good, but the nurse cap in the nurse segment is a hard no. It's an old-man sensibility clinging to something long abolished, and it fails to capture modern eroticism. I wish they'd accept that modern nurses have their own kind of sexiness. On this point, Bacon wins for using a stethoscope instead of a cap. I don't know if they'll keep this director for the series, but it's definitely worth watching. It didn't make me feel like the series should end just because Bacon isn't directing.
Some people review based on lighting or space, but since 'AV is fantasy,' that doesn't really matter here. They need to show the intimacy, so they create space to film it and use lighting so you can see it; they just traded realism for fantasy. Since lighting and space are just tools for filming, if we set those aside, is the work good? Not really, so it's just average. Simply put, the 'hiding under a blanket' trope is the biggest issue. Out of the three scenarios, only the nurse one is convincing. The childhood friend scenario relies on the protagonist being too stupid to lock the door or keep his mom away, which is frustrating. The nurse scenario works because she's visiting secretly before discharge, and they have to hide under the blanket because of another patient—the tension of potentially getting caught makes it the best scene. The 'friend's boyfriend' scenario is just unrealistic from the start. If you're going to use the cumbersome blanket trope, a simpler setup would have been more enjoyable. The play is good, but it's a shame.
◆Nurse on night shift ◆Close-quarters NTR at a ryokan ◆Under the covers with a childhood friend Look forward to Ogu Yuna's erotic performances in these three scenarios (lol). When it comes to playing under the covers, opinions vary—some prefer it dark, others want to see expressions and body parts clearly. I get that, but to create an atmosphere, it's natural for it to be dark under the covers. But in this case, can you actually see the actress's expressions and parts? There are bound to be complaints like 'I can't see the important parts,' 'It's too dark,' or 'What's the point of watching if you can't see anything?' It has to be valuable to both the viewer and the creator to work. I've shared my own thoughts, though I'm sure there will be mixed opinions. Which of Ogu Yuna's erotic scenarios got you going? Personally, I think the night shift nurse one is incredibly hot.