
We conducted close coverage of the activities of the Social Isolation Independence Support Non-profit Organization 'Sakura-no-dai Karidaka-no-kai'. This time, we approach a father and daughter on the verge of family collapse. She was a bright child, but she became increasingly violent after her mother left home. On a day when the daughter became even more violent, the father decided on a last resort. It was a special rehabilitation program…
















Some reviews say it's a complete copy, but since it's the same director, I'd say it's just a sister piece. Honestly, it's a pretty predictable outcome.
*Akari Shibuya's acting was very good. I want her to appear in more works with her cute face and beautiful body. The first half and the end had documentary-style captions, which was good, but in the middle, there were no captions, and it was just AV. Well, as is often the case with documentary-style AVs, I want them to do their best without cutting corners. It's also a shame that there were parts with pop fonts.
This work has an original source. There's a work called 'Hikikomori Independence Center' released by REAL, and I loved it. I was curious and bought this SOD work because it was too similar to the REAL work and the sample video... Wow, I was surprised that it was a complete copy that went beyond just being an homage. I didn't think SOD would release something like this. Shibuya Akari has a unique atmosphere and is amazing! I've become a fan. I want to see a sequel to Independence Center with Shibuya Akari at REAL. REAL production team, please consider it. I'll buy it, so please make it.
It was very good. It feels like they copied that work that was trending on some summary sites? The actor is the same too. That actress's appeal seems to be her naturalness, and that's fine, but I personally wanted to see her scream more, so I liked this one better. I'm a sucker for her repeatedly saying "Daddy...?" while being chased and struggling. I also liked her apologizing while being assaulted, saying "Is it my fault...?" I wish she'd said "I'm sorry, I'm sorry, please forgive me" more. Seeing the subtitles constantly during the scene, I thought someone who liked that other work might have made this thinking they could make it more exciting. But the attacker was a bit gentle. Maybe the actress is a no-go. It lacks tension. I wish the actor had worn a black suit to look more realistic. I personally really liked the actress's lines and reactions, but overall it felt a bit light and like a comedy sketch. I hope they make a next one.