JustMeMike’s New Also on Video

So it was Saturday the 22nd. The EMS Tracking says my package left Tokyo on the afternoon of the 19th. The plane had arrived at JFK Airport, New York, in mid morning of the 20th. My package cleared customs around 4:30 in the afternoon of the 20th. I knew all this because I able to track the package. Anyway, my local post office was going to have it Saturday, so I waited and waited, expecting delivery. At 3:45 PM I said, “Screw it, I’m going out for a walk!”

Of course, the package arrived 7 minutes later. Which means I didn’t get it until Sunday. The moral of the story is never wait for a package, because it won’t come until you leave your home or apartment; yadda yadda…

I was looking forward to receiving these new DVDs from Japan, and had decided in advance to watch and review the Milky DVD which starred the cute and very busty Yuna Kawase, before the rest. Moral of that story - be smart, save the best for last. Because if you start with the best; it’s all downhill after that. This turned out to a correct decision. Read on.

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Recently a young model named Hashimoto Manami came to my attention. Last spring, the head honchos over at E-Frontier Net flew her and one of their crack crews down to Bali for the purpose of coming home with enough footage to produce the video which came to be called Beaming. And today, I’ll share my review with you.

The title is really apt for this video. The model, Ms. Hashimoto, is seen throughout the video, often with a grand smile ‘beaming’ from her countenance. I’d be beaming too if I had the opportunity to run into a model like this on the beach at Seminyak, Bali.

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We will dig this one out of the stacks that are beginning to gather a coating of dust. The date of the release was 2004 - the model is Yuka Sawachi. Produced by JapaX, I don’t believe this one got a lot of coverage. It is called Yuka Sawachi - a delusion.

Yes, we all know what a delusion is - a mistaken or unfounded opinion or idea, and an erroneus belief that is held in the face of evidence to the contrary. These are practical definitions found in the online dictionary. However I can’t figure out why this DVD is entitled ” a delusion”.

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