Nobody talks about this one. Three girls with absolutely nothing going on become the entire point, their laziness, their stupid jokes, the way they exist in the margins of a school day that doesn't care about them. The show gets funnier the less it tries, finds comedy in the dead space between real moments, and makes you miss people you never actually knew.

Three high school girls with plenty of energy and no drive at all spend their days at school and beyond. Kanaka Amaya, Saki Iwasawa and Ayuko Uehara aren't trying to change the world or achieve anything meaningful. Ayuko first crosses paths with the other two in a clumsy collision at a neighborhood cafe just before the new semester. She then finds them enrolling as first-years at her own high school, and the trio soon become friends. Kanaka is cheerful and carefree, Saki is a tomboy, and Ayuko takes things easy. Their classmates are part of the mix too. There's no grand narrative pushing toward anything important. Instead, this short comedy finds its fun in silly exchanges and in how little actually happens over an ordinary school day.