I watched a documentary-style work commemorating the 1.5-year debut anniversary, featuring Misagiki Remi experiencing a female-oriented adult service. The premise, where she attempts to bypass the no-intercourse rule and challenge insertion with a handsome therapist, built high expectations. However, the actual footage heavily relied on fixed cameras, with about 70-80% of shots being distant angles rather than close-ups. This lack of close-ups on Remi's expressions and subtle movements diminished the work's immediacy and impact.

Particularly in scenes with the therapist, the camera was positioned too far away, making it hard to discern what the two were doing in many instances. This undermined the tension and excitement central to the work. While the use of fixed cameras can be understood as a documentary-style approach, the excessive distance left viewers feeling detached from the action.

It's unclear if the therapists are adult film actors, but their performances and interactions were seamless, even highlighting Remi's reactions. Unfortunately, the cinematography failed to capitalize on this. Overall, the work had few standout moments and felt less compelling compared to Remi's other titles.

In summary, this is an ambitious attempt at a documentary format, but problematic camera angle choices led to a disappointing outcome. It might appeal to those who enjoy distant fixed-camera shots, but general adult film enthusiasts are better off with other works. For Remi's fans, choosing titles that allow a closer view of her charm would likely yield higher satisfaction.