VICD-348 - V 10th Anniversary Kami Ass Torn Anal Torture Kami Yuki

*Yuki Kami...as expected... Looking at the reviews, I can see that this is a work that has mixed reviews. If you're looking at her beautiful body...it's okay...but if you look at it as a whole...I don't really get it. As someone's review said...Is it a problem with the manufacturer?

First of all, the opening skit—or whatever that interview was—is completely unnecessary. It takes way too long for them to get undressed; it's a total waste of time. Also, there's a scene where they use hooks to connect front and back, but they barely do anything because they're worried about it being 'dangerous' if they move. That scene is a complete dud. As for the final act, the character direction for the male actor is incredibly weak. It’s supposed to be anal torture, but the guy finishes way too early, moaning, 'Ah, that feels so good!' What’s the point of the aggressor finishing first? This actor ruined the entire premise. There’s zero tension and it’s not arousing at all. It’s a shame that a top-tier actress is paired with a third-rate actor. I had high expectations, so I'm very disappointed.

This actress has a great body, obviously, but what's really good is her sense of shame. She's not a newbie, she's done plenty of hardcore work, and she's not exactly young, but these gestures are just great. I mean, acting reluctant is a cliché, but her expressions aren't over-the-top or 'act-y'—they feel so natural. Her butt is beautiful, which is enough to get off to on its own, but the scene where she's in a back view, lifting her hips high and burying her face in the bed while enduring it... it's just irresistible.

Following Marika, Ayumu Kase has also debuted in overseas AV. It's not out yet, but if she's going to do black double anal, I'd rather she just debut overseas. Personally, I think it's time for Japanese studios to start collaborating internationally. As for the 'tearing' series, I have my reservations.

Yuki Kami herself is strongly criticizing the terribleness and lack of professionalism of this work (and the director) on Twitter. The fact that such a product (a work with issues on the production side) ends up being released only fuels further criticism of the industry. The director really needs to reflect on this.