Sailor Fuku Shinryou Tsumaka

Nozomu is a brilliant psychiatry student who has taken over his deceased father's research on curing women's mental concerns. He believes that women's current depression stems from unresolved past conflicts, particularly from their adolescence. To prove his theory, he devises a controversial treatment: using hypnotism to remove those past traumas and replace them with a satisfying school life.

When his academic report is dismissed as mere armchair theory, Nozomu becomes determined to demonstrate its validity. He gathers three women—Mirai, his mother; Kyouka, Mirai's friend; and Izumi, an old friend—to participate in his unconventional experiment. The treatment involves making them relive their youth while dressed in sailor uniforms, blurring the lines between therapy and personal obsession.