Watched the work by Asano Kokoro, a two-day healing retreat that gently envelops fans' hearts and bodies. From the start, Kokoro warmly welcomes fans, accepting them in any state, akin to a bodhisattva, allowing viewers to feel wrapped in her kindness. This piece stands out for its style of delicately healing men with goddess-like tenderness, featuring almost no group play and focusing on soft, individualized interactions that highlight Kokoro's healing character to the point of being almost bone-meltingly gentle.

On the other hand, despite the large number of participants, the lack of orgy scenes has led some fans to express, "I wanted to see Kokoro being passed around and overwhelmed." However, the theme of this work is firmly "healing," with flexible approaches such as using hands or mouths to comfort those wanting intimacy and allowing tired individuals to rest, symbolizing Kokoro's role as a supporter for hardworking men.

Regarding casting, while Kokoro's cute performance is praised, there are doubts about whether real amateur fans are used. In reality, with familiar male actors appearing, recent works seem to avoid using pure amateurs. Still, the atmosphere of Kokoro bonding with fans during the retreat comes through, evoking a desire to indulge in viewers. Overall, it's a heartwarming production centered on kindness and healing.