Nina's shop doesn't grant wishes, it reveals why you wanted them in the first place. Each episode tears into someone's carefully constructed lie about themselves, and the animation shifts and bends to match how their reality is fracturing. You leave each 20 minutes gutted, understanding exactly what breaks a person, knowing the show saw them before they saw themselves.

Rumor among Harajuku's young people tells of a hidden shop in the back streets of Ura-Harajuku, run by a witch. Her name is Nina, a proud apprentice who keeps a chameleon and a pig as companions and grants the secret wishes of her customers. She brings each guest into a strange space and looks into the true feelings hidden in their heart. Some leave thrilled and others hurt, but each makes their own choice about their wish. As Nina's power and influence grow, she learns that some wishes should not come true and that a witch's duties have a dark side. Her ambitions start to clash with her hope of bringing comfort to the whole world in this six-episode psychological drama.