
Natsu visits her son who moved to the city for college once a month. As she spends time away from him, her maternal love transforms into an uncontrollable sexual obsession. Despite the guilt, she can't resist the urge to visit him again, knowing exactly what will happen once she steps into his apartment.










*After watching this film, the first thing that struck me was the incredible persuasive power of actress Natsu Tojo. If you just take away the setting, it's no wonder that some people question the sense of reality. Some people may find it strange that the young and adorable girl is taking on the role of "mother". However, what makes her work successful is the unique atmosphere that she possesses. That translucent smile, that somewhat ephemeral and dignified demeanor - these things give the existence of a ``young mother'' an ``ideal'' reality that is slightly different from reality. The casual gesture of introduction and the sex appeal that dwells even in the casual movement of the chest are the charms that are typical of Natsu Tojo. Although it is not flashy at all, it gradually captures your attention. As mentioned in the review, that modest charm is probably her greatest weapon. Although the story has a theme of immorality, there is a sense of calmness in the passage of time. Rather than a violent conflict or rejection, it is a subtlety of emotions that are quietly fluctuating. In the midst of this, she says, "Don't ask me," and the moment when they kiss with a slight hesitation - such detailed performances give this work a unique aftertaste. Also, you can't miss her physical expression. Her delicate and slender body, with its supple curves, is the perfect line to show off. In particular, I felt that the flow from the waist to the hips that emerges in the all fours scene transcends mere sensuality and is established as a form of beauty. On the other hand, I can certainly understand the voices pointing out that there is something strange about the setting and a lack of sense of immorality. Maybe it's because Natsu Tojo is so beautiful and so kind that the "heaviness" of their forbidden relationship has eased a little. However, on the flip side, it also proves how strong her charm as a "young maiden" is. Overall, this is a film that shows its true value when you surrender yourself to the image of an ideal woman played by an actress named Natsu Tojo, rather than trying to find a realistic setting. When you come into contact with her soft sex appeal and enveloping kindness, you will find yourself drawn into her worldview.
The 'mother' role is a bit of a stretch, so I mentally re-cast her as an older sister (lol). Still, her hairstyle and outfit capture the vibe of a mature woman perfectly. Her fellatio while accepting her 'son' is both elegant and seductive. Natsu Tojo may have smaller breasts, but she has a charm during sex that far outweighs that. You'll definitely become a fan after one watch.
*That may be true, but the settings are too unreasonable. If they were brothers, Monna-chan is old enough to have graduated from university. This kind of random setting makes me cringe.
*Are you an actor, Tatsu? It appears in other places as well. My role is being threatened by the yakuza. At first, I saw Tojo-san in a sailor uniform and tied up, but I started to like the married woman look more. I'm not a fan of mother and child movies, but this one looks really beautiful. I'm tired of girlish faces, so I want a married woman to be raped by an FA actor. No slut stuff.
*I don't enjoy being a dirty mother. My young and beautiful mother is wonderful. I would like you to continue on this path.