
Popular actress Asakura Yu is given extreme and erotic missions! She can't stop until she clears them! The stage is a real cafe. Serving customers while bottomless and masturbating with a vibrator without getting caught. The thrill of having sex while worrying about the customers and people around her! She's confused, but her body is definitely feeling it! You've never seen Asakura Yu like this before!




















It's the typical 'don't get caught' setup. Some people get angry and call it 'staged,' but well, obviously it is! If a clerk started having sex in the back of a cafe or someone started at the next table, it would normally cause a huge scene! You have to watch this with the understanding that it's just the premise. If I had to complain, it's that due to the setup, there are quite a few scenes shot from a distance because of poor camera angles. If you're a fan of Yu Asakura, I don't think you'll regret renting this.
Despite the premise of doing it in a real cafe without getting caught: 1. There isn't even a menu on the tables. 2. Every single customer is a man! 3. The customers have zero reaction. I don't know if the V&R Productions staff just lacks motivation, if the production budget is low, or both. But if you like Yu Asakura and aren't looking for the thrill of public exposure, I guess it's fine.
They don't even seem embarrassed, and it's just not entertaining. You're better off not renting this.
They must have rented a 'real cafe' for this. The actor playing the master in the opening sceneโI thought he looked familiar, and sure enough, he was in 'Lust: The Ravished Young Wife'... The scene where the customer is ordered to have sex out of nowhere, and the acting where they act troubled and try to push them away, goes on for way too long. Yet, they go all the way, finishing with a condom-off cumshot to the stomach. No amateur would ever do that... They claim they're trying not to get caught, but having sex right next to the customer seats makes it painfully obvious that the 'customers' are just plants. It's not so much a cafe as it is just a cramped, dark coffee shop where they sit some extras down, cover their mouths, and just get on with it. Zero tension; I wish I could unsee this. Only for those with an open mind who can treat it as a 'What If' series.