
Appearing on terrestrial variety shows, gravure, photo books, stage performances, and movies, a member of an idol group with diverse talents has crossed the rainbow bridge and arrived at MUTEKI!!! Just like an idol, she has a small face!!! Long limbs!!! A shocking super-slender proportion as a celebrity, with a repeatedly shown video of 'chest bubbling'!!! Wow, I was surprised! She's from that idol group that appeared frequently on terrestrial TV, right? MUTEKI debut, no, MUTEKI first shoot!!! As expected of a celebrity, her cuteness aura is really different! And her chest doesn't suit her small face with big, sparkling eyes. Her slender body is genuinely sensitive and erotic... Let's thank Odaiba anyway w (comment from related personnel).
She's cute, but she comes across as a bit self-centered. She doesn't allow face shots, and I don't think it was worth buying. I kind of regret it. Definitely not worth keeping.
Her face is really cute, and her hair is beautiful and silky, plus her skin is fair and nice. However, she's a bit too slender, almost skinny. She'd look even better with a little more meat on her bones. Considering it's her debut, it's a decent work, and the content is a slow, soft play, so I guess that's unavoidable.
I want to support her as a former ring girl, but it's painful to watch. I wonder if she can handle the hardcore entanglement.
Where did the package model go…? It takes forever for her to get undressed, and even when she does, it's slow pumping from the bottom up, going over the breasts and to the face… No cleavage during the foreplay either, and it's only satisfying when it finally appears. I guess she lacks confidence… Her slender figure is nice, but she reminded me of an expensive cat… Like everyone says, she's giggling and smiling during foreplay, and even smiling during orgasm… Maybe she thinks she can do better than an idol in this industry? She's not going to get anywhere like this!
A debut work from a former national idol after a long time. She seems too skinny, so it lacked eroticism. I didn't feel as much excitement as I expected from the debut work of Mikami Yua and Yamaguchi Riko, who were once national idols. Honestly, a bit disappointing.