The latest installment of BOTAN's smash-hit series, "Front and Back," is here. I'm sure many users have been waiting for it. The response was overwhelming. Our company was inundated with requests for a new installment. Including social media, the number was staggering. For those who haven't seen it yet, I'd like to explain why it was so eagerly anticipated, or rather, eagerly anticipated. While I suspect only a few people are aware of it, the reality is that AV productions are subject to various forms of "self-censorship." J-Idols, in particular, are subject to extremely strict restrictions. They were scrapped from the planning stage. Therefore, it's safe to say they'll never be made again, now or in the future. The "Front and Back" series has quietly broken through this impenetrable barrier. In a sense, it's a groundbreaking AV work. You could even call it revolutionary. Another major feature of the series is the thrilling documentary nature of the filming experience. The filmmakers, too, are engrossed in a certain tense atmosphere as they approach the women. "How far can we film?" "How far is it permissible?" The inherent documentary nature of AV creates a quiet sense of tension in this series. It can be said that it is a filming that learns from the past. The fact that it has been revived in the Reiwa era has in turn brought a fresh sense of excitement to the work. It is truly a work that is fitting for the AI era. I highly recommend that you watch it. And if you have seen this latest film, there is no greater joy than watching the previous works in the series. A must-see!