VANDR-049 - The Neighborhood Where Wives Are Shared: Sunday Night Orgy

*The only highlight is the last hour. Until then, it feels like a sharing game or a punishment game. The weakness of promiscuity is that it is difficult to extract The more people there, the more worth seeing. The breaking point differs from person to person. There may be some people who missed it and ended up not getting through. They get so entangled that it's hard to tell who's wife is whose. As for the story, I can't really recommend it. A work that is just as good as watching an orgy.

I thought this was an orgy-themed video with Yume Mizuki as the main focus, but Aiko Endo (I think?) and Mio Takeuchi were so incredibly lewd (or maybe 'erotic' is the better word) that I personally enjoyed it quite a bit.

*I really like the situation, but the act itself is a normal orgy, so it's a bit disappointing. However, there are some parts that are quite exciting thanks to the actor's efforts to make the most of the situation, such as talking in artificial polite language during the act, and changing his attitude during the act between another person's wife and his own wife. The situation where the men form a circle and the wives give blowjobs, taking turns one after the other, is a bit boring, but considering the situation, it's very exciting. Overall, this is a work that I really like.

'Shooting an orgy scene is difficult,' whether it's with gyaru or mature women. Since the setting is a neighborhood association, the number of people isn't the issue. The problem is that when they start the orgy, there's one married woman who doesn't know the rules, yet she adapts way too quickly. It shouldn't be immediate; the excitement builds when there's a flow of 'resisting at first, then being swept away by pleasure.' It's a shame the producer came up with a new concept like 'sharing wives' only to turn it into a generic orgy film. It's a pity they can't capitalize on their own good ideas; they downgraded the quality of the work themselves.