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Time for another round of Fuko -

The Skinny: This is one of those DVD’s that comes with a magazine. Or maybe I should say the magazine comes with its own DVD. In any event, Bachelor Magazine rushed Fuko into the studio, aimed the camera at her, and the resulting 20 minutes of footage, well you could say, was the culmination of events leading to the launching of Fuko’s career as a gravure model.

They didn’t spend a lot of money on a set, there’s no location shooting, and the props are minimal. Maybe most of the money was spent on finding a seamstress to assemble and stitch some decent size swatches of materials into a few bikinis for Fuko.

The opening has Fuko posing with some balloons in front of an all white seamless background. Only sometimes it is seamless, and other time you can see that is just a white strip rolled down like a venetian blind. Another continuity gaff in the first scene is Fuko’s sweater. First it is on, then off, then back on. No doubt the editor got a little lost splicing together Fuko’s clips. Fuko works out with a large ball. There’s some bouncing and some nice shots of her “so-big-you-could-get- lost-in-it” cleavage.

The rest of the scenes are self-explanatory. They didn’t put a lot of money into the production - and why should they? After all they were giving away the DVD with the magazine. So the lack of production values shows.

However there’s no deficit in the value of Fuko’s bounteous charms. She’s truly a women that is more than an armful.

Fuko tears open some tops that they ask her to wear and there ’s a nice amount of costume changes in the short 20 minutes.

I’m not going to give this DVD a rating as it isn’t a full-scale production. But I am going to say that if you admire Fuko you should have this one. And it is fun to watch her. And she is stunning. And you will not be able to take your eyes off that super-sized superstructure.

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