This is the first movie I've watched from Aya Ueto that isn't so bloody (According that I've only watched two of her films and its Azumi 1 and 2). I must say, this film is A-OK Film, not so bad, it has some funny parts in it. In one point, I've never seen a movie using a 10 year old kid to go on a sex chat which of course it seem sort of weird in some way.

This movie is in relation to comedy and drama with a story line that I have never seen before, but to point this out, after about half way through the movie, the movie gets sort of boring, I expected more funnier things to happen which of course it sort of did but to point out that it was a bit dry. The story line, well it is based on a 10 year old kid taking over a sex chat site from a 25-year old woman which of course that is the part of the movie but revealing that a 10 year old kid is on hands with a sex chat and has a passion of being extremely horny - in revelation: it felt weird and awkward, including the part where Asako Nozawa (Aya Ueto) lets Kazuyoshi (Ryunosuke Kamiki) give a little feel. But pointing out the good view, the movie isn't so bad, after all it is quite funny and seeing that Aya looked really pretty in that film as a 17 year old high school student, at least there is some taste of the film.

6/10 - This movie is not that bad, but would like to see more excitement.

Based on a novel I have not read, this is the story of Asako (the pretty Aya Ueto) who feels her life is too much like everyone else's. To stop the homogenization she stops going to school and meets a young boy (Ryunosuke Kamiki),who is quite active in internet chat rooms, posing as a housewife. Asako enters this little world and the film is basically what happens. The film has a slow pace, which is essential, but the story it tells once in a while seems strange. The connect between the two main characters, given their age differences, is a bit disconcerting at first. However, as a film about teenage angst and uncertainty, this film is not bad. Recommended for teens and post teens. The acting is good. If you're in your teens to mid 20's, you'll like this best.

This is a shotacon movie, nothing more, nothing less. (Shotacon,opposite of Lolicon, portrays little boys as sexual beings.) The story brings together a 17-year-old girl going through an angst-y adolescent crisis and a 10-year-old boy coming to terms with his father's remarriage. The lead girl is so immature that the little boy has to teach her about sex and computers. In 2004, (the year the movie was released,) the girl doesn't even know what "hardcore" computer terminology like install or hardware mean (no, it's not a language difference) and the little boy has to explain it to her. She wonders about sex, and the little kid is her "adviser" (she even lets him feel her breast). This movie infantalizes an older teen girl and adultifies a young boy. The underlying theme, as in many Japanese "doramas," is that a little boy is much more intelligent than a girl seven years older. I mistakenly thought this movie was about teen drama, but no. Watch it at your own risk if you don't mind slight pedophilia.