Since We’re Close Friends, Let’s Do It Together? [Awei Tanaka]

Editorial Review

[Jordan’s Pick]

If you’re looking for a fun, unapologetic exploration of female desire with a fresh perspective, “Since We’re Close Friends, Let’s Do It Together?” delivers exactly what the title promises. This work centers on gyaru characters—those confident, fashion-forward personalities who often get sidelined in more conservative storytelling—and puts their agency front and center.

The female perspective here is genuinely refreshing. Rather than the male gaze dominating the narrative, we’re treated to a story where women are clearly enjoying themselves and making their own choices about group play. The lesbian and yuri elements feel natural rather than performative, with genuine chemistry between the characters that makes their interactions feel grounded despite the explicit content. The gyaru aesthetic adds personality and vibrancy to what could otherwise be standard material.

Awei Tanaka brings solid artistic skills to the work, and the focus on female pleasure—including detailed attention to authentic physical responses—shows care in crafting satisfying content for the intended audience. This isn’t pretending to be something it’s not; it’s sex-positive, character-focused fun that respects its female characters as active participants rather than passive objects.

The group dynamic keeps things interesting throughout, and the chemistry between the cast members makes you actually care about what’s happening beyond the surface level. If you appreciate yuri content with confident, likeable characters and a female-centric perspective, this is definitely worth checking out on Henhenta.