A reunion drama after 30 years, bringing together old friends from a sports club in their student days. The nostalgic conversations rekindle unforgettable romantic feelings, evoking a warm sense of youthful memories. The plot where Miki, divorced and unsatisfied, boldly approaches Tango, whom she admired in school, using alcohol as courage, highlights female initiative and offers a refreshing surprise. However, throughout the work, the male actor's aggressive approach feels somewhat restrained, lacking in climactic intensity. Particularly in the climax scene, while Miki passionately waits with her tongue out, the male actor's semen lacks impact, resulting in a disappointing lack of vigor. The male actor's performance has room for improvement, whereas Miki's acting is emotionally rich, skillfully expressing desire and longing, solidifying the work's highlights. Overall, the emotional depth of the reunion drama is good, but the male actor's contribution could have been more dynamic.

After viewing this work, I found the psychological portrayal of men and women reigniting sparks after many years to be profound, especially Miki's forceful approach reflecting modern relationships. That said, viewers seeking the intense developments typical of AV might find the male actor's performance underwhelming. This is an area to look forward to in future productions.