Monday, Wednesday and Friday is Swimming

Grand Blue Dreaming

Iori Kitahara begins his freshman year at Izu University and moves into his uncle's scuba diving shop, Grand Blue, in a seaside town. After an all-boys high school, he dreams of a fresh start full of beautiful girls and good friends. Instead, he is greeted by a rowdy group of naked upperclassmen who drag him into their alcohol-fueled antics. His cousin Chisa Kotegawa catches him at the worst possible moment, earning her scorn. Iori still wants his ideal college life, but the diving club's parties keep pulling him under.

Blue Box

Taiki Inomata is a junior high student at Eimei Academy, a school known for its strong sports program. He is a member of the badminton team and arrives early every morning to practice in the gym. No matter how early he gets there, he is always second. The person already training is Chinatsu Kano, a first-year high school student and the rising star of the girls' basketball team. Taiki has a crush on her, but the gap between them feels enormous. One day, an unexpected turn of events brings Chinatsu to live at Taiki's house. Suddenly, the girl he admires from afar is sharing his daily life. Determined to become someone worthy of her, Taiki sets his sights on reaching the Nationals in badminto

Tetsugaku Letra

In middle school, Ichinose Kimitaka loved basketball and taught his friends how to play. But their talent quickly surpassed his own, and his frustration led to an incident that ended with him overhearing those same friends wishing he would just die. Devastated, he goes to throw away his special basketball shoes. There he meets a girl doing the same with her dancing shoes. Too tall for Spanish dance, she had been rejected from her passion. Kimitaka convinces her to try basketball instead, and they trade shoes. Now in high school, Kimitaka discovers that this chance meeting changed her life. She has become a happy, social basketball player. Haunted by his past, Kimitaka must find the courage

Touch

Tatsuya Uesugi and his twin brother Kazuya have grown up alongside Minami Asakura, their beautiful neighbor and childhood friend. While Kazuya is a hardworking ace pitcher admired by everyone in town, Tatsuya is seen as a lazy slacker who always steps aside to let his brother shine, even though he may be just as talented. Everyone assumes Kazuya and Minami are destined to become the perfect couple, and Tatsuya accepts that idea at first. But as time passes, he realizes there is one thing he cannot sacrifice for his brother: his feelings for Minami. Determined to prove himself, Tatsuya begins to take baseball seriously, setting the stage for a quiet rivalry that will test the bond between t

I'm Addicted to Her

A reclusive and introverted boy finds his quiet, slacker lifestyle completely upended when he unexpectedly crosses paths with the popular and athletic ace of the school's track team. Their unlikely encounter pulls him out of his shell and into her vibrant, demanding world. The situation escalates into a comedic conflict as she begins to persistently invade his personal space and favorite skipping-class spots, forcing a reluctant interaction. This clash between a gloomy loner and a charismatic athlete sparks a series of humorous and awkward situations, exploring the dynamics of an unforeseen connection.

Dance Dance Danseur

Junpei Murao discovers his passion for ballet after being mesmerized by a male dancer's performance at his sister's recital. Despite facing ridicule for pursuing an art perceived as unmanly, he dedicates himself to it wholeheartedly. After a personal tragedy, Junpei renounces ballet to adopt a more traditionally masculine lifestyle, focusing on martial arts. Years later, a chance encounter forces him back into the world of dance, creating a deep conflict between the identity he has built and the artistic love he tried to leave behind.