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Working in construction by day and performing as a band vocalist by night, 'Hayato' is mistaken for a man by everyone. In reality, she is a single mother with a child. To earn child support, she decides to debut in AV. With a massive 3cm clitoris and an incredibly tight pussy that amazes veteran actors, she is a must-watch.




















*Anyway, I was intrigued by how similar the song was in the package photos and sample video, so I bought it even though I knew it was quite an old work. The singing scenes in particular were excellent, Hayato is a good singer, and the actor looks like a musician, so I enjoyed the atmosphere.The part where they had sex on the spot in the studio was nice, but I wish they would make it into a CD first... The editing from an adult perspective is also very well done, and only the good parts are used so that there is almost no need for skips. You can enjoy the flirty scenes with Hayato in various situations, but since he has a very specific fetish, I only recommend it to people who are crazy about it, and it's not suitable for ordinary people. My first impression was that she was a very masculine actress, but the scene towards the end where Hayato interacts with the male actor, dressed like a woman, really makes me feel like she's doing yoga as an ordinary cute girl, and it's definitely a bit of a jerk. She is a really cute and sexy AV actress, contrary to her fake photos. It seems like he's happier when people say he's cool. It's cute, you'll know it when you see it, it's cute.
Both the actress and the actor have dark skin and a very rock-and-roll vibe. There are a lot of different settings packed in here. Other reviews claim she's had surgery, but she hasn't had any procedures done. Her naturally muscular physique is stunning. She seems to be on hormones, so her voice is low, but her facial features are still feminine. Also, her personality is quite masculine, so for those looking for a 'tomboy' aesthetic, she might feel a bit too much like a man, which could be hit or miss. If you told me she was a visual-kei rock singer, I'd believe it. Maybe her comfort in front of the camera comes from her background as a singer?
Some people seem to rate the lead, Hayato, highly, but it wasn't for me. She felt much more masculine than I expected, so I couldn't really get into it. Well, I watched it out of curiosity anyway, so it's a good benchmark to see where my preferences lie. Also, it bothered me that she seemed way too used to filming for a debut. Maybe she was an AV actress before she got work done?