
A long-distance couple meeting once a month, desperate for intimacy.




















*A bittersweet drama about two young people living apart. The relationship between the two, It feels somewhat nostalgic. Surely, to put it bluntly, it would be impossible for a filmmaker? A man who can't be If I were to think about it as a parent, I wouldn't allow it. Because it is a job with extremely low demand and very low probability... It's difficult without a lot of talent and luck, so I gave up on it early unless I could win some kind of great prize. It would be better... Although it is related, The actress's face is cute, and she has nice bowl-shaped breasts. If such a cute girlfriend came to see me, I'm sure she'd do it all. I'm sure two young people are doing the same thing at this very moment. Only one, I'd say the actors are a little bad, or rather, they're always in the missionary position. There is no 69, There is no back position on the bed other than standing position.In fact, she is too aggressive in the relationship. It was a pity that it was set.
The actress is cute and her acting is great, making for some high-quality sex scenes. The scenes themselves are good, but it's a bit of a shame that so many of them are shot in the dark.
Don't you think there are few AVs where the actress says 'I love you' or 'Tell me you love me' to the actor? If you're a Makoto Toda fan, you might feel a bit of jealousy, but she says 'I love you' many times. She even asks, 'Do you love me?' If you imagine yourself as the actor, it's incredibly hot. I recommend this to anyone looking for a sweet, romantic work.
Personally, the core of this work lies in the image scenes and the music playing in the background. Because it's framed as footage shot by a beloved partner rather than some third-party cameraman, I found myself even more emotionally invested in Makoto's cuteness. I usually speed up playback to save time, but this time I couldn't help but watch at normal speed because I didn't want to ruin the music—that's how much I liked it. Most drama-style AVs rely on tropes like cheating on a partner, teacher-student or sibling taboos, or the thrill of potentially getting caught, but this work has none of that. And that's what makes it great. I often wish there were more dramas about ordinary couples without all the provocative tags. If I had to point out the 'AV-like' parts, it would be the creampie, but even that is motivated by the idea that having a child would make Makoto's father accept their relationship, so there's no awkward 'why the creampie?' feeling. That's also a plus.
As cute and sexy as ever. It's hard to see in the dark, but the line "Hey, let's do it!" really got my heart racing. The kitchen fellatio scene is super erotic, and the line "I felt like putting it in" was quite something too. Definitely one of her best works.