Remember when I told everyone that Suzu Mitake (美竹铃) had left her original agency to focus on her AV career?
This should have been good news. Suzu Mitake (美竹铃) has a very impressive resume. Although her appearance has declined somewhat compared to her peak, switching to a stronger agency should have provided her with plenty of work—but things didn't go as planned. Since leaving the agency, she hasn't found a new one, and her social media (Twitter and Instagram) hasn't been updated since last December…
With this situation, she had no future in Japan, and then she got targeted by Chinese-language platforms!
That's the "New Year Special Project" from Studio 91. "New Year's Carnival (91CM-219)": Mitake Suzu (美竹铃) performed alongside another Japanese actress, "Wada Mio (not Sonoda, sadly)," in an uncensored video. The two played games together, and Mitake was ultimately penetrated. The host even joked that the male actor didn't get angry because Mitake thought he performed well.
This is Mitake Suzu's second appearance on a Chinese platform after "Olympic Athlete's AV Debut (91CM-178)." Unfortunately, these are also Mitake's two latest works—that's right, she hasn't had any work in between. To put it bluntly, she has no place in the Japanese AV industry now.
Is she really that bad, or are there other problems?
After watching the nearly one-hour "New Year's Carnival," Mitake Suzu's appearance is similar to when she held a photoshoot in Taiwan back then—still very thin, her breasts have shrunk considerably, but she hasn't gotten any worse. While she's not as outstanding as when she first debuted, she's still better than many active actresses. Logically, an agency should want to take her on, but it seems she didn't find a good backup plan when she left her original agency, and no new agency has managed her AV career since.
This is really not good. Going to a Chinese platform isn't shameful; at least Mitake Suzu still has value. But what's next?
