I watched the live-action adaptation of 'In no Tsuru Ito' from the original work 'Torokase Orugazumu,' and Yuria Yoshine's portrayal of Itoé's voluptuousness faithfully matches the original's worldview, fully showcasing its appeal—a high point. The film depicts the subtle romance between the protagonist, Daiki, who returns to his rural hometown, and his aunt Itoé, who comes back after a divorce, skillfully creating a lazy summer atmosphere where the older woman gently leads repeated interactions, with emotions gradually intensifying in an impressive manner.

However, overall, the work lacks the emotional depth compared to the anime version, and the repetition of low-intensity encounters feels somewhat monotonous at times. In terms of direction, while the intent to recreate the original's vibe is evident, it doesn't surpass the delicate emotions or voice acting prowess seen in the anime. Particularly, Itoé's inner turmoil and Daiki's deep feelings aren't fully conveyed, leaving the story's core impact somewhat lacking.

Still, Yuria Yoshine's sensual body and natural acting are highlights of the work, and fans who enjoy nostalgic sex scenes set in a rural summer will find it quite enjoyable. Overall, it's a piece that satisfies original work enthusiasts but may leave viewers seeking more dramatic developments wanting more, also highlighting areas for improvement in future live-action adaptations.