
Tsubomi, a member of the table tennis club, gets selected for the regional tournament and goes to tell her idol, Natsu. After some initial coldness, Natsu gives in to Tsubomi's advances, and the two start a passionate, insatiable affair in various locations.




















Since they are two great actresses, I expected a higher-level lesbian scene, but when I actually watched it, my impression was, 'Huh? Is this it?' It felt like they just kissed, stripped quickly, and did the bare minimum. The camera was too zoomed in, so I couldn't fully enjoy the actresses. It wasn't bad, but it left me feeling unsatisfied.
This series was supposed to be about the 'no-props' stance. (Note: I'm not against props, it's just a matter of genre distinction.) Even if it's just a bonus, they shouldn't be using things like vibrators. When a long-running series suddenly changes its direction this drastically, nothing good ever comes of it.
I had high expectations because Tsubomi was starring, but the content is just the usual JK soft route. They use a propโif you can call it thatโwhich is a vibrator hidden inside a bath sponge. I really question if it was necessary. Tsubomi is very cute, but the overall visual impact of the work is weak. After all, Tsubomi has co-starred with Saotome and Osawa at other studios. They really need to stop casting two people from the same agency. Other studios are producing great work by casting without being tied to one agency. Plus, there's info that Saotome is appearing in this series, so they should have just paired Tsubomi and Saotome. It's a shame because they could have made the best work with the best casting. It could have been the catalyst this struggling manufacturer needed.