
Fed up with her husband's boring and selfish sex life, Yayoi feels completely unsatisfied. While her friends seem to be enjoying their nights, she's left wondering what she's missing. One day, she finds a mysterious flyer in her mailbox advertising a 'sexual counselor.' Curiosity gets the best of her, and soon she's addicted to the pleasure only a stranger can provide. Watch as she completely loses herself, transforming into an insatiable nymphomaniac.




















The absolute pinnacle of the 'wife stolen by another man' series. Above all, this is a film where you can't take your eyes off the lead, Yayoi Yanagida. Don't miss out on such a great piece of work.
Personally, I think this is the best of Yayoi Yanagida's works. From the slow, intense teasing during the initial 'counseling' scene to the later scenes in the living room, balcony, and kitchen, the execution is more than enough to satisfy any sadistic urges.
It's exactly as everyone said in their reviews. I'm planning to order a copy myself. I also intend to rent her other works. The title, however, is just not it.
*Yanagida gives a great performance as a married woman who falls for the naughty caress of a sex counselor. The picture looking up at the butt is erotic. However, the scenes where she interacts with her husband and her female friend feel sloppy.
I was impressed by how incredibly passionate the actress is in her performance. She has a voluminous body without losing her figure, and her dark hair evokes a warm, affectionate personality. Furthermore, thanks to veteran actor Kudo’s commitment to a self-centered style of sex, her expressions of dissatisfaction felt incredibly convincing. I truly believe this is a gem of a masterpiece where the actress's potential and the film's concept match perfectly.