YMDD-307 - 湯けむりちゃんねる【温泉女子】美白巨乳美女が有名温泉地でビチョビチョ濃密にハメ狂う 撮影以外の放送事故映像をノーカット！！湯女 うみ ＃温泉Y●uTuber ＃桃源郷 ＃放送事故 ＃ガチイキ中出し 及川うみ

*Even though she's supposed to be a sexy woman, Umi in this work didn't seem erotic for some reason. As expected, you can say that he is Momo●ro. Perhaps it was his acting sense and the gigantic size of the poppies that made him look that way... That said, the interweaving of the body and main shot is as expected.

This is the Oikawa Umi version of the hot spring series, where a hot spring YouTuber gets mischievous during a shoot and seduces the staff into having sex. Since I watched the later series first, I found that this early installment lacks the structure of the current ones—where you get the intro video first followed by the naughty sex part—so the newer versions might be more entertaining in terms of pacing. That said, Oikawa Umi's performance is incredibly lewd; the way she gets tangled up after being stripped of her yukata is so sexy, and the scene where she bites down on her obi while being taken from behind is just irresistible.

The scenery and atmosphere of the hot spring are nice, but above all, the actress is wonderful—I'm so jealous of the man who accompanied her.

This series really captures the atmosphere of hot spring towns, which is fantastic. The structure and setting are great, and the balance with the erotic elements is perfect, allowing you to really soak in the mood. Umi Oikawa appears in this one, but for some reason, the runtime is way too short. The hot spring intro and the sex scenes are very compact. That's the only downside. The content itself is interesting—like a behind-the-scenes look at making YouTube content—but it feels like it ends too quickly compared to other entries. Still, the director's touch is good, so I hope this becomes a long-running series featuring various hot springs.

The point this time is that Umi-chan isn't playing a married woman. But she's just as sexy as ever, and even in the hot springs, her 100% sexiness is super exciting. Enjoy Umi-chan without the married woman trope.