Kōta Fukazawa

After serving his sentence, Tachibana goes to the apartment where his ex-girlfriend used to live. There are yellow panties hanging out to dry on the balcony. Overwhelmed by the fact that she had been waiting for him, Tachibana buries his face in Sister Emi's (Orihara Yukari) chest as she opens the front door, and as he pushes her down forcefully, she screams. From the back, Reiko (Kayama Natsuko) and Kaori (Iori Ryoko) appear dressed in nun's robes, causing a commotion... The two girls make a living by using one room in the apartment as a "church," volunteering to contribute to the community during the day and running a nun's bar at night. Tachibana is dejected that there is no woman waiting for him and tries to leave, but the three girls stop him...

His only daughter, Setsuko died in an accident, and his gran-daughter Natsu left home to live with her couple, leaving only Hitoshi in Kimoto's house. His wife has also already left this world. The title of the TV release was "College Girl and Beautiful Mature Woman Can't Say Anything". (Sequel of "Someday's Summer: Free-spirited Female College Students").

The eldest and youngest sisters, Junko and Rie, run the inn "Hamaya" in a rural town, but the inn is struggling financially. One day, Mayumi, the second sister, who had been missing, suddenly returns home...

Fujimoto receives a sealed letter from Etsuko, the wife of his lover, Yoshio. It was a sudden obituary that Yoshio, who had been unable to contact him after a petty fight a month ago, died of a subarachnoid hemorrhage. At the gay bar they used to go to, they talk about their memories with master Uehara and regular customer Iwamura. Iwamura invites the grieving Fujimoto to a hotel to comfort him. However, she realizes that Fujimoto's affection for Yoshio is deep, so she gives up and breaks up with him.

Seven scary and mysterious stories of various topics. The included stories are called; Akie-Chan, Yama no Ikiryo, Nokori no Kangae, Otosan to Okasan, Kawarihateta Ani, Gurupu Kaunseringu and Purezento.

Since Ami moved out, her brother Masaru's life has gone off the rails. But for Ami it is very important to have a place for herself. And she can still take care of Masaru.