Iori Io Releases 12th DVD Iomamire After One-Year Gap
Io's own framing of the disc, a home-clothes scene she calls closest to her real self next to an aikido scene that pulls the other way, is the clearest statement yet of how a long-running gravure career is being managed: change the look, keep the persona, and let the demand set the end date.
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Iori Io held a release event for her 12th DVD, Iomamire, on September 13 at Sofmap AKIBA Amusement Kan. The disc runs 134 minutes and sells for 4,620 yen from Line Communications. Shot in Okinawa in April, it casts her as a senior colleague, with footage that moves between the reality and the fantasies of a junior viewer. Participation tickets sold out shortly after distribution began. She also appears at RE:#Inapuu Photo Fest 2026 on September 27 in Chiba City.
The DVD was shot in Okinawa in April and runs 134 minutes. Io describes its arc as a senior colleague who teases a staring junior, invites him to the sea, and shares a shower, with the relationship deepening as it goes.
Her recommended scene is the day off: glasses, a jersey, lazing around at home. She says too much of the real her comes out, and calls that fresh. She also names an aikido scene in a gi, which she says was a first for her, and notes the sarashi and the volume it gives her chest.
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