Having watched the latest work of Shiori Kuraki, it's safe to call it a masterpiece. The story between the protagonist, a divorced middle-aged man, and Shiori Kuraki, a glasses-wearing woman ridiculed as 'Kusako' at work, beautifully depicts the gap between the ordinary and the extraordinary. The contrast between Kuraki-san's beauty without glasses and the messiness of her single-living room is stunning. The bathroom scene exudes a soap opera-like eroticism that captivates the audience. Kuraki-san's acting, especially the use of her toes, is exquisite, and she naturally portrays her workaholic character. The gap in her appearance with and without glasses further highlights her beauty, bringing a freshness reminiscent of her early works. The camera angles are also thoughtfully designed, enhancing the quality of the work. It can be confidently stated that this work ranks in the top three of Kuraki-san's films.