Animation / Drama
A Judo student and a dashing young man who plays piano are both of interest to young Nonoka Aida. Then her childhood friend shows up from abroad to keep his promise that he would marry her as declared by her deceased father on his deathbed. This newcomer is determined that…
The story is about Aida Nonoka who is rescued from a drunken attacker by a judoist. She then resolves to become as good as her saviour, hoping that one day to recognize him by the scar on his back. She then transferred into a new high school where she meets two older boys who could possibly the person to whom she owes her life and to give her heart.
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Nonoka Aida
Hajime Ichijou
Yuuya Hashiba
Shinobu Oda
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