
Following the lineage of Maria Takagi and Mihiro, the 18-year-old superstar ‘Ayano Nana’ has finally debuted! With overwhelming transparency and explosive idol-like charm, she’s a cut above the rest. Her laid-back, shy personality is a total heart-throb, and her first time stripping is impossibly cute. The world is about to revolve around her.










It might not be for everyone, but I think she's the pinnacle of the 'small animal' type. In the second half, if you're going to put her in a mini-skirt sailor outfit, you should show the panties properly. I wish they wouldn't just shove their hands into her panties so quickly.
I bought this a long time ago, but I still find myself relying on this actress every single day.
Honestly, I have to say the actress's level is low. You'll definitely feel like, 'Is this it?' after all the hype. The face also feels like they set the bar way too high with the cover photo. She's a total 'tanuki' (round-faced) type, which is hit or miss. I don't mind double-eyelid tape, but it's a turn-off when you can see the tape while she has her eyes closed. Her partner isn't great either. Her nipples are dark, she has a scar that looks like an appendectomy, and lots of moles on her chest... Calling her the next Maria Takagi is laughable.
2000kbps? Lol. I thought it was 6000. Typical bait-and-switch cover art. The biggest regret I've ever bought. Totally useless.
My rating isn't about the work or the actress, but my disappointment regarding the authenticity of the 'worn' item that was advertised as [Limited]. I received the item that was in the top right of the patterned sample, but even though the pattern is the same as the one in the cheki (polaroid), the 'position of the pattern' is completely different. It's clearly a different item from the one in the photo; they obviously just took several photos with the same patterned lingerie and included a brand-new bra. Well, I didn't really believe it was actually worn, but it's so blatantly different that I can't help but feel angry. It's my own fault for buying it knowing that, but... I should really stop buying things just because they're labeled as 'worn'.