Yesterday I saw someone on Facebook write about ten potentially surprising points about Mike Loree (Fubon Guardians pitcher). I suddenly realized I had quite a bit of similar material on hand, so I'm starting with this one to see how it goes:
First, please take a look at this work~
This is "Snow Mountain Disaster NTR ~In the Snowstorm Where the Clown Loses Her, She Was Intercourse with a Crawling Man and Her Body Temperature Continues for 13 Hours~" starring Honoka Airi. It's also a work that startled me when it was released: Is there a problem? This is actually a fairly common theme in the adult video industry: everyone goes skiing, your boyfriend and my girlfriend get separated from the group while playing and miss the ski lift home. They have to find a small hut to shelter from the increasingly heavy snow—but the weather gets colder and colder, and they can't stand it anymore. So, ignoring that they both have partners, they take off their clothes and rub their genitals together to generate heat, and the more they rub, the hotter they get…
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So what's the problem? Actually, it's not a problem with the plot or the performance, but rather the timing of the release: it was released on June 20th, almost summer. What's the point of releasing a film about a mountain disaster? Are you expecting everyone to watch it like eating popsicles?
But this might be the most fitting film for the time being!
Please note, I said "during filming." As everyone knows, it takes at least three months for a production company to go from filming to post-production to censorship. This particular film was delayed even further, taking more than four months to be released. So, the weather in Japan during filming was really, really cold (January 2022), but when the film was released in June, it was a complete disaster. Because of this, the director, knowing the release date, would ask the male and female actors to wear appropriate clothing to match the season. Therefore, the most suitable time to film a snow mountain disaster film is late August or early September. In February, when it's really cold, the male actor would probably have to wear short sleeves on the street. Look at those sexy girls dressed so scantily!
With the new AV law coming into effect, stipulating that new actresses can only release films four months after signing a contract, this situation of wearing tank tops in winter and snowsuits in summer will only worsen. I think most actresses won't even notice this when they enter the industry. They can wear hand warmers in winter, but what about wearing down jackets in summer? Stuffing them with ice?
Seriously, it must be tough.
