TIN-007 - Jealous older sister vs. aggressive younger sister, a dangerous cohabitation

The role of the sister burning with jealousy toward Chika-chan was a perfect fit; I'm completely satisfied. Her expressions and the way she looks at her are flawless.

I bought this because I like Chika Arimura, but while there's a story, the intimate scenes lacked intensity and didn't excite me. It's the kind of work you should just watch as an image video for Chika Arimura. She retired in May 2015, but I hope she returns as a mature actress.

*I'll give it a 5 for the overall performance. If you just want to pull it out, the rating would be a little lower, but first of all, as a drama-style AV, recent works are really realistic and well-made. Both the actor and actress are good at acting. It's been a while since I thought AV acting was good. If you remove the erotic scenes, the plot could easily be used as a one-shot TV drama (depending on the cast, of course). I'd like to see that. I think if you watch the story from the beginning without fast-forwarding, and take the time to empathize with it, you'll be able to get through it, but a lot of other people have harsh opinions. If you compare it to the star actresses of manufacturers who mainly sell their faces and bodies, it can't be helped that the actresses' appearance in this type of project is inferior. I think the actress appearing this time is still beautiful and has a good personality. I want to applaud the cast and the director.

I guess they're differentiating the versions. So Mayu Kurume's scenes are only in the retail version... is that how it is? I only saw Chika Arimura's part, but I was reasonably satisfied. I liked the scenes where she answered questions like, "Do you do this with other guys too?" while having sex. Still, I really want to see the sister's scenes too.

Someone wrote in a review for another title from this label that 'you can only really understand it if you watch it with the bonus footage.' So that means people who just bought the video are paying for a product that 'doesn't make sense.' Sure, regular movies and dramas have bonus features, but there's no such thing as a movie you can't understand unless you watch the extras. Of course, the director didn't explicitly say that, and movies/dramas are different media, but then why make over an hour of bonus footage (which is just more second-rate AV anyway)? I don't know what Director Noriton is thinking, but I'll say it again: 'Noriton-san, please, make the main feature properly. You're spending money to make it and charging people for it.' Right, Noriton-san?