The story of Chiharu and Uchida, which begins with a reunion, paints a poignant yet beautiful scene. Particularly, Natsume Iroha's charm, accentuated by the sunlight, is remarkable, and the contrast with the sculpted physique of male actor Isedon enhances the drama. The embrace scene elevates the viewers' expectations, and then the sight of the slim pants and half-undressed play captivated me. However, it is true that the overall structure felt somewhat lacking; particularly, the developments in the latter half became a bit tedious. As someone enchanted by the past works of Haruka Hara, I found it hard to feel much freshness in her current performances, and there was an undeniable sense of repetitiveness. Nonetheless, overall, it is a refined work that left me with a sense of satisfaction.