
A housewife living in a high-rise tower mansion forgets her husband from Monday to Thursday. 'Even having everything... it wasn't what I truly wanted. That's why I started having an affair.' She gets drawn to a former classmate chasing his dreams, who reminds her of those pure and nostalgic days. 'I think I finally understand what's important.'




















I was curious how they'd portray her insatiable nature, but the way she hands over the vibrator herself and has endless sex from day to night fit the theme perfectly. It wasn't just about her needs; there were moments where she showed affection for her younger partner, which really captured that 'married woman' vibe. I especially loved the way she looked while riding him, her long hair flowing everywhere.
Honjo Suzu plays the married woman role perfectly. It's not your typical 'corruption' story; she portrays the inner conflict between the person who provides her current comfortable life and an ex-boyfriend with whom she shares a deep physical and emotional connection. She gave in to the first internal ejaculation due to his passion, but it evolved into something more confirming afterward. After a night of mutual longing, her expression the next morning showed a clear resolve: to be with him, even if it meant giving up her current celebrity-like lifestyle. The rest is left to the viewer. I was impressed by her acting range. It's a film that shows what needs to be shown while leaving the interpretation of the story to you. I liked it. I witnessed the evolution of Honjo Suzu.
*From the title, you might think it's a story about a frustrated young wife who seems to be stuck inside Tower Man, but it's simply a story about an affair with her childhood friend. Although the story is disappointing, the fact that you can see Mr. Honjo's clothes play in a beautiful fashion is the best part. I look forward to more works that take advantage of the clean and neat appearance like this work!
A pure love drama starring Suzu Honjo, who is perfect for the role of a celebrity wife, and Yuta Aoi as her ex-boyfriend. The direction, the scenes, and the flow were excellent, and the 'tower mansion' atmosphere was well-captured through the cinematography and acting. AVs often default to the 'beauty and the middle-aged man' trope, so it's nice to watch a passionate performance by two attractive people for a change.
Honjo Suzu plays a celebrity wife who is financially well-off thanks to her husband but feels empty in body and soul. When her ex-boyfriend approaches her, she easily gives in and falls into an affair. The intense sex shows great chemistry with the male actor, which is super exciting. She really suits the role of a melancholy married woman.