Keita Taguchi

As a boss, Saki always makes calm decisions. However, her true nature is that of a genuine masochist. Kumi, a new temporary employee, has caught Saki's eye and is scolded almost daily. Meanwhile, Kuroe, a security guard who has always been ignored by Saki, strikes back.

Natsuko Aiba, a private tutor, has a sexual fetish for wanting to have sex when she hears the sound of a guitar. When Natsuko starts tuning the guitar in the room of her high school student teacher, Takuya Kojima, she warns Takuya, who is distracted by her bare legs sticking out from under his skirt, and then she uses the guitar to rub her thighs against his...

Kyoko Mimori is a female investigator in the Special Tasks Division, a secret police organization. An organization planning a random terrorist attack has evaded the police's extensive investigation and is hiding underground. Kyoko is pursuing the organization's leader, and she becomes attached to Fukamachi Miki, who has a deep relationship with the man. Then, when Kyoko infiltrates the terrorist organization's hideout...

A goldfish in a tank, taken care of only by the protagonist, dies, and only then do the students feel sorry for it. In this world, people will be kind to you only when you die. Anne, ignored by her classmates, attends classes on the verge of breakdown, but when she meets Aina, who feels the same way, she smiles again.

Aki, 18, is visiting Tokyo for three days. Nominally she's there to help her relatives with emptying out the apartment of her uncle who has just passed away, but actually she's just looking forward to her new life as a Tokyo college student next spring and entertaining vague dreams about becoming a celebrity. Among her uncle's things are a tangled spool of 8 mm film, a photo of an unknown woman and an envelope with an address. Aki ends up meeting his uncle's old friend Saguru and watching old films they shot together 20 years ago. While she's spending time in Tokyo with her friend Yumi, Aki is haunted by film-like dreams and visions related to the uncle she never knew.