You can hear Aonami Shizuku's fart? I am a passionate fan of Aona Miumi (Aonami Shizuku). Her appeal is, above all, her large round eyes that are wide open, her impressive large mouth when she smiles, her voluptuous bust, and her areolas that exude a somewhat lewd sexiness. Combined with her outstanding figure, she shares many appealing qualities with Yuuka Aoba, whom I used to enjoy watching, and she's a wonderful actress who draws me in every time I see her.
First, I want to focus on the scene around the 27-minute mark. While receiving fingering from a man on all fours, suddenly a forceful, somewhat loud sound of "BUFF!" rings out. The man continues his fingering without any particular reaction, and considering that she was being fingered, it's natural to interpret this as a pussy fart. However, Miumi, who had been unresponsive until then, immediately after that sound clenched her buttocks as if to hide her anus, and further moved her hips away from the camera. The sound slipped out unintentionally, and she reflexively tried to hide it out of embarrassment—that gesture, which looks exactly like that, is truly adorable, and since the sound itself is clearly audible, it's a point I want many people to hear at least once.
Also, around the 16-minute mark, there's a scene where her panties are pulled aside and her anus is fingered by the man while fully exposed. Perhaps because it caught her off guard, there's a moment where her body flinches briefly, and that fresh, innocent reaction was very cute. Personally, I feel a sense of regret that if a development where her anus is licked had been added here, the satisfaction level would have been even higher.
As a side note, my honest impression is that the man's acting was terrible in the multi-level marketing solicitation explanation scene. I can somewhat understand the intention of trying to throw questions at Miumi to fluster her. However, the content of the questions is too silly and completely lacks realism, and it's not all that funny as comedy either. Therefore, even viewed as a variety AV, the quality is low, and it's caught in between a realistic approach and a variety approach. I think the production should clearly separate the direction of the work and build it out properly.