Watch a brother navigate four sisters who have no interest in making his life easy. The comedy lives in small moments: a sister stealing his food, another mocking him for caring, one ignoring him entirely while the youngest actually listens. Nobody learns anything. Nobody changes. Next episode, the same chaos repeats. That's the whole show, and it's exactly what you need when you want to sit with people who feel like home without the weight of a plot demanding your attention.

Haruki Nakano is an ordinary high schooler whose mother is overseas, leaving him to share an apartment with his four sisters. Mutsuki, the oldest, keeps falling asleep in his bed. Yayoi, in junior high, hits him whenever anything happens. The grade school twins, Uzuki and Satsuki, love playing pranks on him. As the only boy among them, Haruki faces one trial after another, from grocery runs and scary movies to kissing practice. The siblings are an eccentric bunch, but they look out for one another. Told in short episodes, the series is a light slice-of-life comedy about family life under one roof.