This one asks you to slow your pulse down to its speed, and if you can't, it will simply leave without you. Five short pieces, one tape: "Building Without Tide," "Brother and Sister," "Sometimes I'm Happy," "I've Saved the Sidecar for You," "The Santa Quartet." That's the whole architecture. No stakes engine, no arc to complete, just Seizou Watase's romantic shorts translated into moving pictures for the length of a bus ride. Nothing explodes, nobody screams, and the emotional peak of a segment might be a sidecar someone kept empty on purpose. It's 1988 OVA economics used for the least commercial thing imaginable: adult tenderness, small and unresolved. Fans of this don't recommend it loudly, they mention it once and see if your eyes change. The title with the saved sidecar is the one that gets people.

Five short romantic stories adapted from Seizou Watase's manga are gathered into a single OVA from 1988. Its segments are "Building Without Tide" and "Brother and Sister," as well as "Sometimes I'm Happy," plus "I've Saved the Sidecar for You," along with "The Santa Quartet." Romance ties the anthology together, with every piece presented as a brief tale drawn from the original manga.