r/JuliaJAV

>Interview: At the time of my debut, I was a "mysterious AV actress" whose true identity was unknown (laughs).

>When I first debuted, I couldn't imagine myself staying in the AV industry for a long time. I lacked confidence and thought, "I'll probably lose my job soon." However, the support from my fans and being praised on set became my driving force, allowing "AV Actress JULIA" to celebrate her 15th anniversary.

>After debuting in AV, I surprisingly discovered that "the missionary position feels great." In my private life, it was simply just "in and out," but male actors adjust the angles and intensity, so it's completely different. Also, a technique that had Actor A groaning with pleasure during oral sex got absolutely no reaction when I tried it on Actor B... the responses varied completely depending on the person. Because of that, I discovered: "I thought all men's parts were the same, but their erogenous zones are completely different. Dicks have personalities too!" (laughs).

>I'm the serious type who memorizes the script thoroughly and practices beforehand to avoid making mistakes, so I think to myself, "I'm really a Showa-era girl (laughs)." When it comes to male actors, Showa-era actors try to communicate and ease the tension on set, but Gen Z actors don't engage in idle small talk—they are very business-like. I feel like the Showa generation, including myself, is more "sentimental/humanitarian."

>Actually, I've never played the role of a younger sister. I'm fully aware that it doesn't fit my character, but I'd love to try wearing pigtails and lolita-style clothes while saying, "Onii-chan~♡" (laughs). I once appeared in an overseas streaming video, and it was interesting because they had different rules than Japan—like no skin exposure allowed, so we had to pump while fully clothed, or realistic moaning wasn't allowed. If I get the chance, I'd love to appear in AVs from various countries. This year marks the start of my 17th year. Please continue to support JULIA♡