/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>46806696
no, dear
for continuous careers without any retirements:
>Yumi Kazama
debut: '97; 27yrs
>Yuu Kawakami
debut: '04; 20yrs
>Maki Hojo
debut: '06; 18yrs

>Maki Tomoda
2002-2010, 2016- (16ish years in the biz in total, though official marketing sometimes treats her as being around for 20+ years and doesn't count the hiatus)

>>46345372
MEYD-631 (pic related) starring Yumi Kazama and Yuri Honma (sexo) where a boss and his junior swap wives
unfortunately I can't think of many more with such a clearly young vs old age difference/contrast.
e.g. Mito-san and Aipan did one together (JUL-179) and though the former is allegedly almost 10 years older, it doesn't really play a part and they're just portrayed as friends of vaguely similar maturity I think?

>>46345507
kek yeah at the very least it would have involved a Reason Collapse™