I actually watched this work 'The First Person I Loved Was a Woman,' and it's an outstanding piece as a pure love lesbian story. The tale of Suz and Arisa, childhood friends from a seaside town whose relationship blossoms into romance, with the drama of their reunion after ten years being particularly gripping. The pure and innocent atmosphere, symbolized by the white dresses, envelops the entire film, drawing viewers in with its indie movie-like emotional direction. Especially, the script that carefully depicts the changes in their feelings shines brightly, fully conveying the preciousness of pure love.

On the other hand, the intimate scenes as an AV work are somewhat restrained, feeling a bit lacking compared to the drama parts. While some highlights like Ichinose Suz's squirting are present, the overall eroticism is thin, which might leave fans expecting more intense depictions dissatisfied. However, the true essence of this work lies in its delicate portrayal of emotional nuances, making it a rare lesbian piece that succeeds as a profound human drama.

Overall, this is a film that shines with artistic quality beyond mere erotic works, showing new possibilities for lesbian stories themed on pure love. Although there's room for improvement in the balance between drama and intimacy, the emotionally rich story and the actresses' passionate performances are must-see.