I watched the debut work of Tsukamoto Saya! The setting of her as the daughter of a long-established Kyoto kimono shop perfectly highlights her noble aura. Her graceful movements, gentle speech, and demeanor that exudes refinement are the epitome of elegance nurtured in Kyoto. Her skin is as delicate as silk, with a fair complexion that shines on screen. A sense of innocence shines throughout, and the awkward parts feel more realistic, conveying purity. Her poised figure in traditional kimono is full of charm, and the name 'Saya' fits the pure image perfectly. However, as the play begins, her tension eases, and a hidden sensuality gradually unfolds. Her sensitivity isn't poor, and her seemingly long tongue makes blowjobs and nipple licking stand out, with well-shaped breasts and beautiful skin. Her personality is surprisingly modern, and she carries off Western clothing and lingerie looks attractively. You can feel her genuine passion for eroticism, making you want to cheer her on while watching. Unfortunately, the kimono interactions are a bit lacking. There are few scenes of disheveling or soiling it, which, while likely due to cost considerations, means the sensual potential of the kimono isn't fully explored. Also, the backdrop reminiscent of Saitama Prefecture dilutes the Kyoto vibe, which is a shame. As a debut work, the content is standard, but her potential is high, and I have great expectations for her future. The balance of innocence and eroticism is exquisite, blending the beauty of old Japan with modern sensuality in a dreamlike pleasure to savor.