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Yoko Matsugane - Yoko Matsugane no Muzugi de Golf - Lesson Hen
E-Net Frontier
Catalog # ENFD-4116 - Region 2 - 4:3 Standard Aspect - MPEG-2
Running Time: 70 Minutes

The Skinny: While looking at Yoko-chan is an always exciting event, this DVD won’t be creating too much excitement for her ardent fans. With one person playing a round of golf, and learning as she goes, there’s no sense of competition. There’s no thrill of victory. Fortunately, for you as a viewer, there’s no agony of defeat either.

Lush bodied Yoko Matsugane takes up golf in the first of two Golf Lesson releases. The second one is due for release later this month on September 19th. For the record, in the first one, Yoko’s coach is Akio Sakuma. His job - to teach Yoko how to improve her golf game. She’s no rank beginner. Clearly, she’s handled a golf club before. This saves us from having to endure some excruciatingly poor golf which is usually the case if the player has no experience at all.

For those of us watching this video for Yoko rather than watching how well she plays, there’s a few of bikinis in lieu of golf clothing. Whether or not the brevity of Yoko’s bikini’s makes Akio’s job more difficult is hard to say as he appears to be level headed, even tempered, and basically unmoved by Yoko’s attire throughout.

 

From driving, to putting, to blasting out of sand-traps, Yoko seems to have a firm grasp on the intricacies of playing a successful round of golf. While this may be gratifying to her, it’s not exactly scintillating as a gravure idol DVD.

There’s some brief pool bikini and pool footage offered. Is this a thank you for watching? Maybe, but this does  allow we fans of the form divine to get some jollies without watching Yoko navigate the golf course. Doesn’t Yoko look so sexy when wet and sleek? Sadly these moments are only a small part of the DVD. For the most part, this DVD concentrates on Yoko’s golf lessons.

Summary: Famed sports author John Feinstein wrote a book, published in May 2005, about golf called, A Good Walk Spoiled. His view was that even for Golf Pro’s, it is a difficult game.

While we don’t exactly walk the fairways with Yoko,  those expecting a standard gravure DVD might be disappointed and think of this DVD as an hour on the sofa spoiled. I wasn’t disappointed, nor do I feel that my day was spoiled, but I do feel that Yoko and her agents should stick to the basics and let Yoko ganbatte ikimasshoi which translates as give it your all, or do your best,  on the beach rather than on the golf course. Three point zero out of five.

Above is the cover of the sequel. Below we offer some places for you to buy this DVD without having to speak any Japanese,  from some English language Web vendors.

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