
My former student, Natsu, confessed her feelings and refuses to go home! Seeing her in my oversized shirt with her hands hidden in the sleeves is incredibly cute. From her bare face that she only shows me, to her pouting expressions, this is a collection of intimate moments only I get to see. The ultimate sweet romance, part 4 of the Natsu series.















*This work is a so-called ``lovey-dovey type'' work, but I felt that the core of it was the soft atmosphere that Natsu Tojo had. Her charm lies not in her flashiness or excessive production, but in her ``cuteness that makes you feel like you're next to me'' and ``she's defenseless in an unexpected moment.'' This work seemed like a kind of experimental work that tried to bring out that to the fullest. The first thing that struck me was the theme of "no makeup." In a sense, the act of showing your unpretentious appearance in front of the camera is the most courageous thing an actress can do, but Natsu Tojo easily overcomes it. The way he brushes his teeth, the slightly grimaced expression on his face, the defenseless gesture he makes while wearing his boyfriend's shirt - all of them have a naturalness that feels like an extension of his natural self rather than a well-crafted performance, and instantly shortens the sense of distance for the viewer. As the reviews were divided, there are parts where you can find your preferences in the direction and lines of the male characters. However, rather than whether or not you care about her presence, I think the key to evaluating this work is how close you feel to Natsu Tojo. Rather, if you pay attention to the details of her reactions and facial expressions, you will notice the greatness of this work. Also, what is often talked about about her characteristics is her cheerful and approachable character and her natural-feeling behavior. On the other hand, when the camera is rolling, he has a sense of balance and is conscious of showing off his work. In this work, both sides are exquisitely mixed, and the sexiness that suddenly appears in the sweet gesture gradually becomes effective. This work is proof that you can charm people with the closeness of their relationships and the softness of the atmosphere without resorting to so-called radical developments. Overall, the structure emphasizes drama and intimacy, and it can be said that it is a work that places more value on "time spent together" than on intensity. That's why it's a perfect fit for those who want to thoroughly enjoy the charm of actress Natsu Tojo. On the other hand, those looking for stimulation may find it a bit unsatisfying, but it does leave a lasting impression. It was a work that could be said to be a milestone for fans, who could enjoy the feeling of touching her ``real'' side.
*Why did they give lines to Minato-kun? It's hard to pull out while listening to Minato-kun's voice. It would have definitely been better to have the actress do a one-woman show without having to give her boyfriend's lines. Other than that it's pretty good.
*She's beautiful even without makeup. They had flirty sex like a real couple. I think I was able to get this work because I have confidence in my face.
*This lovey-dovey series between Tojo Natsu and Minato Kyun has been going on for quite some time. As far as I know, I think 4 or 5 books have already been released. As always, Tojo-san is photographed extremely cutely, not only in this film but also in the latest wedding dress edition, and you can feel the love he has for the director. In addition, in this work, there is almost constant sex from beginning to end. It probably has one of the highest sex ratios in the series. However, now that Tojo-san is exclusive to Honchu, will he no longer be able to release this series? I'm very disappointed. I wanted this Natsu Tojo and Minato-kyun series to continue for a long time. Although some people have given it a low rating, I recommend it.
They're being lovey-dovey, but it's that creepy, 'regressed intelligence' type of affection. On top of that, there's too much dialogue from a guy with a grating voice, and his bearded face keeps popping up. Only for those who don't mind a frumpy, bargain-bin-vegetable-tier guy acting all lovey-dovey.