Placing sashimi, sushi, and other ingredients on a naked woman's body in what's known as "Nyotaimori" is undoubtedly one of many men's dreams, even though it's been around for years and still often sparks social controversy—but that doesn't stop me from wanting to check this off my life bucket list. However, what I didn't expect is that "SOD" in their recently released new work has completely reshaped my understanding with a theme that transforms a wholesale fish market into a "female body market"... This month's release from "SOD," titled "TOKYO - Edo 'Female Port' Market: Infiltrating the Domestic Largest 'Female Body' Specialized Auction Market!", makes "Nyotaimori" look like child's play in comparison! The latter pales in significance because the production team has perfectly recreated the everyday bidding scenes of a Japanese wholesale fish market, building a specialized market for circulating "female bodies." In this domestic largest female body wholesale market, whether it's in styrofoam boxes or lined up on stalls, what's inside isn't freshly caught fish, but naked young women waiting for customers to come and select them. There are also plenty of detailed scenes, like holding public squirting shows to attract wholesale buyers as if testing how fresh the live specimens are, or offering direct delivery of live bodies to restaurants for gourmets to "enjoy," and especially, the film uses a lot of "infiltration" perspectives to shoot, making viewers feel truly immersed with an incredibly high level of realism.