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Ami leaves for Tokyo, vowing not to return home until a film she stars in is shown in Fukui. But the city wears her down, her acting dream remains out of reach, and she eventually drifts back to her hometown.

Intelligence is essential for survival, yet the protagonist attempts suicide in order to satisfy his intellectual curiosity…

A mysterious video essay depicting a man in the midst of a moratorium.

In a quiet city alley, a song drifts through the air, coming from the upstairs of an old wooden bookstore. The Yamao brothers, all in their mid-30s, share a love of music but approach it very differently. Occasionally, they gather in eldest brother Morio’s room to sing—a family ritual begun nearly 30 years ago in memory of their late father. One day, Morio receives a letter from Hazuki, a half-sibling they haven’t heard from in decades, while youngest brother Mitsuki faces a life-changing decision. These unexpected messages stir the family just before their father’s 33rd memorial service, weaving a story of brotherhood, music, and small steps forward.

The company, once thriving with around 200 young employees, fell apart when doubts arose. Driven by fear and despair, the staff carried out a mass suicide. Hoichi, one of the few survivors, was placed under police protection and forced to take part in the city’s exorcisms. With no memory of life before the incident, he is guarded by a colleague who is also his attached spirit, protecting him from a mysterious female ghost obsessed with him — all while questioning their own relationship. Will this “undercover investigation” ever end…?

Hitomi ends up preparing for a girls’ night with Ai and Rui. When Rui doesn’t show up, Hitomi complains, only for Ai to tell her Rui is right there. Hitomi, who’s been ignoring Rui, can no longer see her. Left behind when Ai goes shopping, Hitomi is forced to prepare alone with the invisible Rui, growing increasingly uneasy that she might be getting set up for revenge.

There are two things I’m afraid of. One is the ocean at night. The other is my soon-to-be-born little sister inside my mother’s belly—because I have no idea what it looks like in there…

A story about the black-and-white world created by a man.

The ad agency’s short film goes live, and shock hits the fandom—Black and White, once thought to be rivals, appear as an intense couple. Just a month earlier, they’d clashed while competing for the same commercial, their managers fighting tooth and nail. Then the creative director flipped the script: a male–male pairing, complete with chemistry tests. The enemies on paper are unexpectedly perfect on screen. As Black starts to fall for White, he has no idea that White has been his biggest fan all along.

Being by herself for a long time, Michiko is bothered by the sound from next door. And as it goes, she hears the sound of next door’s window opening.

On the last day of the Heisei era, Teru goes to Reika’s room to make an important choice. While friends and others make their own decisions, Teru, who has been avoiding his, finally faces his — the final choice of the Heisei era begins.

Long ago, Tomari Village lay beneath the sea. Now, it has become a depopulated settlement on the verge of disappearing. After his father’s death, Yuichi returns to his abandoned family home in Tomari Village. By his side is Takeo — his fiancé, whom he never had the chance to introduce to his father while he was alive.