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FIRST IMPRESSION 159 Beautiful, elegant, yet naughty young lady... Wakana Sakura poster

FIRST IMPRESSION 159 Beautiful, elegant, yet naughty young lady... Wakana Sakura 

Beautiful, beautiful, classy young lady, and sexy... This is the AV debut of a truly beautiful girl with a translucent feeling that seems to disappear. Until now, she was a boxed-up young lady who didn't know the world and the world was only inside her home. "Mom and Dad...I want to change. I want to decide my own life." With a once-in-a-lifetime decision, they entered the world of AV. It's embarrassing... A sensitive young lady who feels nervous. Her pure white skin flushes and she cums quietly and slowly. A superb debut work that combines embarrassment and pleasure! ! From today onwards, you're a star.
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Beautiful, beautiful, classy young lady, and sexy... This is the AV debut of a truly beautiful girl with a translucent feeling that seems to disappear. Until now, she was a boxed-up young lady who didn't know the world and the world was only inside her home. "Mom and Dad...I want to change. I want to decide my own life." With a once-in-a-lifetime decision, they entered the world of AV. It's embarrassing... A sensitive young lady who feels nervous. Her pure white skin flushes and she cums quietly and slowly. A superb debut work that combines embarrassment and pleasure! ! From today onwards, you're a star.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Michiru Arashiyama
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Runtime:164 minutes
Studio:Idea Pocket

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