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Back in the day, before JAV companies changed out their distribution schedules, I used to follow Moody Fresh, Kawaii, Honnaka, and SOD Youth Era or Amaure lines because they followed a basic formula: they debuted the next video they worked with Honnaka, and they had their "first cream pie" alongside Kawaii, in which they do light bondage and work with really old men. Also, Kawaii movies seem a little hardcore for the newbies. I liked the Kawaii movies better because you can see if they're into the scenes or not, because when they're not, I would see their eyes shift to the left or right, probably thinking, " How did my life come to this? Or they would embrace an intimate kiss and see their eyes roll back, or you can see them instantly feeling comfortable in their scenes. It seems like new actresses' movie release schedules are much slower than they used to be back in the day, so seeing progress may be slower. Also, it can be super slow if an actress is on the main studio movie line, in which you can hardly see progression for a while. They can do their “first creampie” after a few years.

I do like the setup of debuts, although I don't believe it's their first time on camera as performers or in the occupations they portray. I think an actress is sampled by many people before they have their first movie. I like the sequence where they shyly take off the clothes, and as the scenes progress, they're in lingerie or a sexy outfit, yet they still have terrible posture or can't walk in heels. I like how, for some, you can still see the novice in them, because they still need direction on which position comes next, and the guy having to pat on the couch, and she has to do the little spins to get into position. Debuts are good because I like keeping up with new girls, as I get bored with the old ones after a while until they do something else new

I love her dorky face in her first 3 movies, you cant tell she has a body under all those clothes in her first movies but yeah she is Definity hot even though she's had a a lot of work done

i was surprised when a Haru Shibasaki went to SOD main line because most SOD Employee actresses are slightly below average looking women. There are a few that are pretty but nothing to be SOD Star, maybe a decent freelance career for a year and a half, but not the main line.

She debut at a time when SOD was putting out good work. I dont know what thier issue is now. Her first movie first scene made me sit up and go whoa. Most girls in thier debut you can see the uncomfortable look in thier faces underneath the smile, but she came in with an intensity that made you know she had star potential