
Makoto, working in Tokyo, returns home due to her mother's poor health. She hates this place because of Miyamoto, a middle-aged neighbor who has been sexually exploiting her in exchange for financial support since she was young. Upon hearing of her return, Miyamoto immediately attacks her, but Makoto's sensitive body soon begins to crave the pleasure.



















Makoto Toda is an actress known for her expressive face and solid acting skills. Some might call her acting over-the-top, but she's one of my favorite actresses. However, this work is dark overall, and the sex scenes are so pitch-black you can barely see anything... It's infuriating that I can't see her expressions, which I consider her biggest selling point! The story itself had the potential to be one of her best starring roles, so I feel more than just anger—I feel murderous intent toward the director for this choice! The look of despair when meeting the landlord who sexually harassed her in school, the face she makes when she's forced and resists but accidentally feels pleasure, the sadness after it's over, the confusion about her own body feeling pleasure while being violated, and above all, her expression during penetration—how can you make all of that so hard to see? Does the director realize they are making an AV? If they want to make a social drama, they should retire from the AV industry. It's such a shame, because if I could have imagined her expressions based on her past work, this would have been a masterpiece!