Recently, with work being busy, I wanted to do something for my wife and suggested she spend some alone time relaxing at a newly opened city hotel nearby. She happily agreed and sent photos upon arrival, but at some point, she stopped sending them unless I prompted her. The finally received photo showed a man's watch in the frame—what is this, who is the other person, and along with despair, a different emotion welled up. This work skillfully depicts the unsettling atmosphere lurking in everyday life.

Mito Kana's performance is impressive; in the continuous sex scenes, one can fully appreciate her beautiful body. Among recent works, it's not bad, packed with the expected eroticism that doesn't disappoint fans. She seems to be getting more beautiful, and her usual voice is excellent, tightening the overall work.

It's a shame it's only available during sales, but that adds a sense of exclusivity, making it a worthwhile piece. Watching it myself, I was drawn into the tension where small daily doubts create big ripples. Mito Kana's charm is fully displayed, with entertainment and drama well-balanced. It's a masterpiece worth many people watching.