
The second special anniversary release! Four top-tier cast members portray a doctor, nurse, teacher, and office lady, showcasing expert adult techniques. Expect non-stop eroticism as they hungrily demand pleasure, thrusting relentlessly until they reach explosive climaxes.




















*I feel like Kitajima-san is the only one who is too strong, which isn't a bad thing, but as a Murakami fan, I have mixed feelings about it...well, I got away with it.
There's no beating them. Not against women like these. Especially in the FFFM harem scenes, the male actor just doesn't cut it. I don't even feel envious watching him. If anything, the final group scene just makes me fantasize about jumping in myself! Between the outfits and the sheer eroticism, five stars isn't enough.
The second installment of the 2nd-anniversary special for the mature-focused label 'Woman.' The cast is identical to the previous entry. Unlike the first, which focused on 'interviews and orgies,' this one emphasizes 'situational' cosplay sex. It also features plenty of 'behind-the-scenes' footage, including shots from the makeup room and break times. Despite being a multi-person collaboration, the fact that everyone participates in every scene is its most commendable aspect. While all the actresses are top-tier, Rei Kitajima truly cements her status as the 'number one nymphomaniac of the AV world' by showing absolutely no intention of stopping even after the director yells cut, leaving her to continue on set.
The entire film was packed with such intense, heavy scenes of mature women that it was almost overwhelming. It was so much that I actually felt exhausted watching it.
· Hospital ward 6P: Only Ryoko Murakami and Maki Tomoda get penetrated. · Harassment: Yuria-san is barely on screen, which is incredibly frustrating. · Teacher 5P: Only Yuria-san and Rei Kitajima get penetrated. · Office 8P: For some reason, he ejaculates twice. Seeing the cum piled up on Yuria-san's tongue was a turn-on. It's a work that leaves you overwhelmed by a broken Rei Kitajima, to the point where it's absurdly funny.