Did anyone go to a doujinshi convention?
Many friends recommended "Natsuki (former AV actress Natsuki Minami)" to me after going to the event. Indeed, since her departure from TRE in 2018, Natsuki is even more alluring now. Her sleek short hair gives her a strong mature and sophisticated aura, and her toned physique sculpted through regular gym workouts is incredibly drool-worthy. Plus, she has repeatedly expressed her strong desire to "come to Taiwan," so perhaps we should really try casting her again...
However, seeing Natsuki's example, some people are asking, "Can retired actresses come?"
Did anyone go to a doujinshi convention?
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Coincidentally, I've recently come into contact with two retired actresses, so I should be able to answer this question without much difficulty. Inviting retired actresses is no problem, as long as there's a market. Even actresses who haven't debuted can be invited—Natsuki's situation is simpler. Her agency, like the Panamanian president, has some connections with us. Even after retiring, she continues to hold photoshoots, shoot photobooks, and occasionally makes cameo appearances in AVs (but without penetration). As long as the price is agreed upon, cooperation shouldn't be a problem…
However, there are two points to consider:
First is the level of explicitness in the performance. Some actresses tend to reduce their nudity after retiring. Of course, there are certain regulations in Taiwan regarding photo shoots and more explicit interactions, but the level of nudity an actress displays is directly related to the sales of related merchandise. It's fine if they don't want to go topless, but some retired actresses are even reluctant to wear underwear, which poses a significant challenge for the industry (this is the point we couldn't agree on with Rukawa).
In addition, some retired actresses refuse to share the stage with active actresses. Photo shoots are fine, but large-scale events require careful consideration. For example, Asuka Kirara's condition for participating in TRE last year was "not walking the red carpet with everyone," because she felt she was no longer an AV actress and didn't want to be associated with active actresses. It's strange that families walk together like this:
Don't think she's being arrogant. Recently, when I contacted another retired actress, she made the same request. It's clear that some retired actresses don't want to be seen as still having sex while mixed in with active actresses. In short, I still maintain that as long as there's a market, it's not just about Asuka Kirara. Any retired actress can hold events in Taiwan. As for the level of performance and whether she should share the stage with active actresses, that depends on how the organizers communicate with them.
