She is hailed in the industry as the AV history's No. 1 face actress, and Chinese audiences have given her an affectionate nickname, "Tofu Beauty." Indeed, she shines like the morning star and sparkles like a diamond, which is why, even though she only debuted for a year with just ten works, she still exudes such immense charm. To this day, her name remains like a five-word mantra, still cherished by countless fans even six years after her retirement. She is Erika Momotani, born on June 15, 1994. Her entry into the industry stemmed from her high school boyfriend's habit of watching AV, which made her feel unsatisfied, as a peerless beauty like her naturally has a competitive spirit. At the time, the actress her boyfriend was watching was the dark queen Kirara Asuka, but she wasn't deterred. To prove she was no less than top actresses, she decided to join the AV world with the resolve to surpass Kirara, officially debuting in February 2014 with her first work from Prestige: "Shiroto Nugaseya Senka 1st Person." ABP-108 NEW TOKYO Style 04 featuring Erika Momotani is from the renowned Tokyo Style series under the Mosquito Inc. label. It employs a classic situational plot filming technique, rich in quality and elegant atmosphere, which instantly reminded me of the American TV show Sex and the City. The overall presentation gave me a very comfortable and smooth feeling, and the clothed sex scene somehow made me focus even more on the screen, as if I was afraid of missing any beautiful little details. Additionally, Erika is truly a natural clothes hanger; the pairing of her outfits and riding boots exudes an air of upper-class nobility. If I ignored the nude parts, I would really think I was watching a fashion documentary! However, although she ultimately didn't reach the heights of Kirara Asuka, her bold leap of faith and her unparalleled beauty allowed her to become a super popular actress. She sold out big on DMM with just her third work, solidifying her status as one of the undisputed rookie kings of 2014. But Erika was like an unexpected guest, a whirlwind that swept through like fallen leaves, abruptly retiring in August of the same year and quietly exiting the AV industry, leaving behind only a trail of sheer astonishment.