A man who has everything figured out at work crumbles the second someone sees him the way he actually is. That gap between the person you perform and the person you are in private doesn't close with a conversation. It cracks open slowly, awkwardly, honestly, until pretending becomes harder than admitting what you love.

Mitsutaka Oji is a handsome, capable 40-year-old office worker who looks cool by every outward measure and earns the admiration of his colleagues. He keeps one thing hidden from everyone: he adores small, cute things. When his nephew starts coming over to his apartment, that carefully guarded secret is suddenly at risk. The result is a comedic slice-of-life story about his daily routine and the gap between his polished image and what he truly loves.