[DLDSS-051] Desperate Housewives For Forbidden Adultery SEX. A Male College S*****t Working At The Same Convenience Store Joins Her For Sweaty Non-stop Sex During A Hot Summer. 2022.

Actress: Yuka HODAKA

A film full of romance and a bit of drama. I loved the story, and the actors perform really well.

Sato-kun (Jo ASHIDA) is a student from Hokkaido.
During the summer, he finds a part-time job at a Konbini ("Convenience Store"). There, he meets Yuka, the manager's wife, who is tasked with training him.

What I love about this kind of film is the time the director takes to introduce the characters without being heavy-handed. Here, we understand the shy and inexperienced Sato, who needs money for his studies, the Konbini manager who takes his job seriously to earn a living, and his wife Yuka, who helps sincerely but longs for a bit of escape.

Above all, I love the realism of the situation. Yuka HODAKA truly looks like a young working woman: no extravagant clothes or makeup, no fancy nail art, a practical working woman’s hairstyle. Yet, she is very beautiful, and I love her voice.

From the start, Sato is drawn to Yuka’s beauty. As the days go by, he notices that she’s exhausted from work. On her part, Yuka appreciates Sato for his great kindness.

- Do you have a girlfriend?
- No.
- You should find one as kind and caring as you are.

Following this dialogue, Yuka and Sato end up falling into each other’s arms.
The lighting in this scene is stunning.

The next day, although Yuka says they should forget what happened the previous night, Sato-kun’s desire is too strong, and they make love again in the storage room.

One scene, set in the street, shows Sato and Yuka meeting. Yuka seems unaware at first but immediately agrees to the date, which ends in a stairwell.
The choice of location is questionable, but I love the (too short) moment when the two meet in the street and, without a word, walk off hand in hand.

Their relationship continues like this (with a few scenes in the store) until the end of the summer.
The actors’ work deserves praise again, as they truly show wonderful chemistry. They are natural, and it’s genuinely very romantic.

[SPOILER] At the start of the following summer, Sato returns to the Konbini. He meets the manager, who asks if he’d like to come back: he could use the help since his wife is pregnant.
Sato seems unsettled. He gets a chance to exchange a few words with Yuka, who asks if he did well in his studies and if he has a girlfriend now. He replies yes, to which Yuka responds, “That’s good,” and then Sato leaves.
While this ending felt strange at first, leaving a bittersweet taste, it’s actually the best possible ending. We’re left in the same state as Sato, wondering if this is for the best or not.

Superb film. I recommend it to all romance lovers.

Thank you so much to "ltr" for the subtitles!!