A country girl's first week in Tokyo turns into the most gentle collision between who she thought she'd be and who she actually is. Mitsumi crashes into the city with pure intentions and zero street smarts, and instead of the show punishing her for it, it lets her be both ridiculous and sincere at the same time. Shima's quiet kindness isn't a rescue, it's just the first real friendship she builds on her own terms, and watching that unfold feels like the show trusts you to care about small moments the way the characters do.

Mitsumi Iwakura leaves her small countryside town for a prestigious high school in Tokyo, hoping to change Japan for the better. She has her future mapped out and plenty of book smarts, but city life and the social customs of urban teenagers catch her off guard. On her first day she gets lost and runs late, and she meets fellow first-year Sousuke Shima, who is in the same situation and offers to walk with her. They make it to school, but Mitsumi still makes a poor first impression on her class. Before long, classmates notice the friendship growing between these two very different personalities. A gentle comedy with romance and slice-of-life touches, it follows her as she adjusts to a new place and new people.