After drinking alcohol and returning home, a single man living alone. Feeling a bit warm-hearted, he heads to a massage parlor he had been curious about. That shop was a so-called "dubious" establishment offering erotic services. A woman with a married woman-like aura welcomed him and provided him with a moment of pleasure.
A few days later, he passes by the beautiful married woman he often sees in the neighborhood, Narimiya-san. Always drawn to her beauty, he exchanges a nod with her today as well. However, the thought that "she resembles that massage girl" crosses his mind somewhere. He tells himself that can't be, but the doubt doesn't disappear.
Then he heads to the massage parlor again, thinking that woman might be there. He musters the courage to speak to the woman who comes out of the shop. "Could it be... you're Narimiya-san?" he asks.
Iroha Narimiya is the best!! This work is packed with the full charm of Iroha Narimiya. Her presence is undeniable, and everything—from each line of dialogue to the quality of the acting, the flow of the story, the direction of the sex scenes, and even the performance of the male co-star—is harmonized at a high level, resulting in a truly wonderful finished product.
However, it's a shame that around 15 minutes into the work, what appears to be the director's acting instruction can be heard, and also that staff voices are audible before the final chapter (this occasionally happens with this manufacturer). Because the work itself was so highly polished, these editing noises felt a bit disappointing.
Additionally, the male actor's lines in the final scene were somewhat nonsensical, leaving a slight sense of incongruity in what should have been an emotional climax. Overall, it's a great work, but if the finer details had been handled a bit more carefully, it would have been perfect.