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Tamami (Hana Kuroki) is in her thirties, stuck both at work and in her personal life. At work, Tamami laughs when her boss is always sarcastic about the smallest mistakes, and then she takes it out on him in her mind. Tamami has a habit of covering everything up with laughter. It has become her way of coping with situations. Then, one day at her favorite bar Tamami hears a rock song from her youth that is very special to her. Tamami's mind goes back 15 years. In high school, Tamami was a shy girl who skipped classes and spent her days in the art classroom. One day, she happened to pass by the gymnasium and heard the sound of a piano. The person playing the piano was a tall boy named Rin (Masataka Kubota). Tamami was attracted to him, and he was impressed that Tamami knew the song. Through their shared love of music, the lone Tamami and Rin soon became friends. One day, when a classmate suspected they were dating, Tamami denied her relationship with Rin and thus, ruined it altogether. I

Emma (Naomi Scott), a British woman living in Los Angeles, is currently trying to save money for a long trip. She works at a taco truck during the day and teaches English online to students around the world at night. Emma's new Japanese student, Mamoru (Sosuke Ikematsu), is a student studying corn and aiming to earn a PhD at a university in the U.S. Emma is moved by a question thrown at her by Mamoru,

Momoko Shinohara (Hiromi Nagasaku), a 50-year-old single, workaholic TV reporter, realizes that her life has passed her by. Through a marriage agency, she meets a man named Yoji Suzuki (Yusuke Santamaria). Although Momoko wonders why his face looks so different from his profile picture, the two share a drink and talk about the transient nature of life. Momoko soon invites Yoji to her home and asks him to repair a broken shelf. Yoji even remodels the interior of the house in addition to the repair work. Momoko's work is as busy as ever, but they enjoy their days together, taking camping trips to the mountains and so on. Momoko is gradually drawn to Yoji's warm personality, but on the train on her way home from work, she runs into the real Yoji Suzuki himself (Sotaro Tanaka), who was on the profile information for the blind date. When Momoko returns home and asks Yoji about it, he confesses that he is actually homeless and wanted to pretend to be someone else and experience happiness lik

On a sunny, calm afternoon, Kengo Shiota (Ryo Narita) takes his dog, Elizabeth, for a walk in the park. While sitting on a bench, Noriko Iijima (Eriko Watanabe, Asagaya Sisters' older sister), a plain old lady, sits down beside Kengo and starts talking to him. Kengo is alarmed, but Noriko takes out a partly-knitted coaster from her bag and begins knitting. Kengo stays with her for a while and chats with her. Noriko asks him,

Natsuko Kurata (Ran Ito), who works as a curator, has been divorced for several years. She is now over 60 years old and has lost her interest in events such as Valentine's Day. Despite that, she ends up going on a date with a man through a matching app recommended by her friend Kaoru Murase (Hana Kino). The man she meets at a cafe in Harajuku is Kosuke Hayami (Ryo Ishibashi). He is a little older than Natsuko at 68 years old and says that he lost his wife a few years ago. Natsuko is not very excited to meet Hayami, but he is a kind and pleasant man, and they gradually get into a lively conversation about movies and other topics. Natsuko is happy to be able to enjoy drinking beer with Hayami. Meanwhile, at the next table, a young man and woman are having their first date on a matching app, just like Natsuko and Hayami. However, the woman, Rika (Toko Miura), seems to be tired of Yuta's (Kisetsu Fujiwara) self-serving stories. Natsuko and Hayami leave the caf

Kana Sato (Nana Eikura) is teaching biology at a university. She has been divorced from Keisuke (Tasuku Emoto), a freelance writer, for six months. She goes on a dating app and chooses married men as her partners as she embarks on sexual relationships without love and attachment. The married men Kana sleeps with include Naoki ( Ryota Murai ), Akira ( Hideaki Murata ), Yuichi ( Kengo Kora ), and Ken ( Shunsuke Tanaka ). They each have their own reasons and causes for not having sex with their wives. One day, while chatting with her students after a lecture at the university, Keisuke calls her and Kana meets Keisuke for the first time in a long time. Keisuke tells her that thanks to Kana, he has been offered a serialization of a project he wanted to write about and asks her to help him out. Kana is happy to hear Keisuke's request, but as they leave she sees a young woman (Aika Yamamoto) run up to Keisuke and walk away, arm in arm with him. Kana recalls her days with Keisuke but decides t

Mari Takada (Asami Mizukawa) works for a non-profit organization dealing with environmental issues. At the same time, she is raising two children with her partner Aya Kono (Atsuko Maeda), who works as an architect. Mari is busy struggling to balance work and child-rearing. On top of that, she believes that breastfeeding is the only way she can love her son Tetsuya, and she never leaves her breast pump, even at work. This reflects her own mother, Mako (Meiko Kaji), whom she had longed for in her childhood. However, because Mako was busy with work, Mari was often left with her grandmother and raised on formula. Mari believes that this was the cause of the allergies she developed in childhood and the reason for her tenuous relationship with her mother. In order not to make the same mistake as her mother, she and Aya attend a breastfeeding support group frequently and receive advice on raising Tetsuya from Toko Yoda (Shinobu Terajima), the representative of the group. When her son Tetsuya