I watched a documentary-style lesbian film featuring Mizukawa Jun and Misaki Kanna on a 1-night, 2-day stayover date. This is a gentle, primarily female-oriented lesbian work that fully captures the actresses' private, adorable sides. The emotions displayed during filming are touching, warming and thrilling. I hope the producer continues with sequels and plan to support them.

Misaki Kanna seems more heterosexual-leaning, but I respect her dedication to the role for lesbian content fans. Her assertive skills are excellent, and her cute moans and demeanor as the receptive partner liberated my perverse desires. This perspective is based on a macho attitude, but I couldn't help but feel attached to the work.

It was like peeking into a real couple's sweet time. Scenes of cooking together and laughing, or vulnerable expressions in the shower, felt natural with no artificiality. The kissing scenes had slow pauses, conveying emotions effectively. From start to finish, including the next morning's confirmation of "liking," the work was enveloped in a warm, gentle atmosphere.

I bought it because I like Mizukawa Jun, but as a lesbian work, while it has erotic elements, I felt something was missing. The interactions were erotic, but the overall attempt to portray lesbian relationships didn't suit me. I like the actress and have bought several works, but I'll try other series.

It's a realistic lesbian piece with both actresses being beautiful. For me, did it excite? A bit no—too soft and peaceful, not my fit. Women might get excited, perhaps fantasizing about lesbian sex with an admired senior. I think it's a good work, but couldn't get very excited, so I'd rate it three stars.