Sanada, the strongest man, has transferred to a town where rock-paper-scissors and fists decide everything. When he meets a girl named Emiri, he seals his fist, but he gets caught up in the fight again.

A young musician, 𝑑𝑖𝑙𝑙𝑦𝑑𝑎𝑙𝑙𝑦, who bought youth to succeed but is 50 years old inside, weaves a life story about youth, talent, and Tokyo.

We follow Sumiko Shizuoka, a twenty-something-year-old who quit her first job just after four months. Her new life is spent recalibrating her sense of self. How does she do this?

Shion Yui (Riko Seto), who lives alone, often hangs out with six girls she meets on the streets of Tokyo, talking about trivial things as if they don't matter, and talking about non-trival things as if they did matter.

Katsura and Midori are in their third year of high school and are about to graduate. During these three years of high school, Katsura has made many friends and playmates, but Midori has only Katsura. With each passing day, Katsura becomes more and more active with men and becomes absorbed in social media, living a vibrant life in a world Midori knows nothing about. Knowing this, Midori suddenly stops going to school, wanting Katsura's attention and concern. Katsura's loneliness doubles with Midori gone, and in an attempt to fill the void, she becomes increasingly absorbed in playing and escaping reality. The one who supports Katsura's emotionally unstable life is a mysterious person she meets online who claims to be a high school teacher named Kinmokusei.

Cohaze Coffee has been a popular fixture of Tokyo’s trendy Shimokitazawa neighbourhood for 18 years but it will move to a new location in a month’s time. This has set the tongues wagging of the regular customers who sit and debate the situation while the madcap staff and lackadaisical manager go about their daily business as they count down the days. Watching all of this is Aoki, a young woman who spends her breaks sipping coffee solo, sometimes reading, sometimes watching the world go by through the window, and always observing how people from all walks of life end up in or around Kohaze coffee.

Chiaki, a normal teenage girl, has a crush on her best friend Subaru, a rising Japanese actor. She must decide whether to take her shot or risk losing him.