This work begins with a young man living in an apartment complex who is obsessed with the beautiful wife, Sawako Sunaga, in room 302. The story depicts his daily life captivated by her plump, swaying, and curvaceous buttocks, and one day, he witnesses the landlord entering room 302, leading to a development where he can't resist the suspicious conversations heard through the wall, gripping the viewer's heart from the start.

Upon actual viewing, Sawako Sunaga bears a striking resemblance to a part-time housewife from the workplace, making her irresistibly appealing. Her charm lies in her non-AV actress-like cuteness, fair skin, and clean appearance, which, as the review title suggests, allows for easy emotional immersion—a major strength. However, the script delivery sometimes feels stiff, with a lack of naturalness in the acting, and some scenes show room for improvement. While there are no special techniques or the polished movements of a veteran actress, this simplicity反而 creates a sense of realism that fits the everyday situations.

Overall, Sawako's character forms the core of the work, exuding a likability and potential that makes one want to support her in the future. The combination of an intriguing setting and the actress's appeal results in a piece that leaves a lasting impression after viewing.