Watashitachi no Shiawase na Jikan

Diamond Dust

From the moment she was born, a girl has been forced to become a piano prodigy. Her family's legacy of distinguished musicians casts a long shadow, and her father enforces a brutal regime of practice—up to twelve hours a day. Her childhood is stripped away: she must wear gloves to protect her hands when not playing, is forbidden from having friends, and is denied any semblance of a normal life. This relentless pressure shapes her entire existence, turning the piano from an instrument into a prison. The story delves into the psychological toll of this forced genius, exploring the conflict between familial legacy and personal identity, and the fragile line between artistic mastery and profoun

Misterioso

Ji-Na is the only daughter of a wealthy family, forced to play the violin despite her mediocre talent. Gyeong-Mi is a piano prodigy born to a poor chauffeur, who gave up on music due to her circumstances. When Gyeong-Mi's father becomes the driver for Ji-Na's family, the two girls meet and bond over their shared love of music. As they navigate three years of adolescence, their connection deepens through melodies and rehearsals. Friendship slowly blossoms into something more, but their different social standings and personal struggles threaten to pull them apart. Can music bridge the gap between their worlds?

Nana

Nana Komatsu is a cheerful but naive twenty-year-old who has spent years chasing one failed romance after another. Hoping to start fresh, she boards a train to Tokyo to be with her current boyfriend and build a more stable life. On that same train is Nana Osaki, a determined punk vocalist from a small city. After ending a relationship with her band's bassist to pursue music, she heads to Tokyo with one goal: to make it as a professional singer. The two women, who share a name but little else, meet by chance during the journey. When they later cross paths again while apartment hunting, they decide to become roommates. From that shared home, their unlikely friendship grows as they navigate l

ReLIFE

Arata Kaizaki is 27 years old and stuck. After leaving his first company, he has failed every job interview and survives on a part-time job. One night, Ryou Yoake from the ReLife Research Institute makes him an unusual offer: a pill that will make him look 17 again and a place in a one-year experiment. As part of the experiment, Arata must return to high school as a third-year student. If he completes the year, the institute will help him re-enter the workforce. With few options left, he accepts. Now he has to navigate classes, friendships, and teenage social life while keeping his real age a secret. His adult perspective helps him understand others, but it also makes fitting in more compl

BEASTARS

At Cherryton Academy, a school where anthropomorphic herbivores and carnivores study side by side, the fragile peace is shattered when an alpaca student named Tem is found brutally murdered. Fear and suspicion spread through the halls, and the herbivores' wary eyes turn toward their carnivore classmates. Among the members of the Drama Club, the gentle gray wolf Legoshi becomes a prime suspect. Despite his intimidating appearance, he is quiet and reserved, more accustomed to being feared than to being a predator. As the investigation into Tem's death deepens, Legoshi finds himself drawn to Haru, a small dwarf rabbit whose presence stirs feelings he does not fully understand. Caught between

Given

Ritsuka Uenoyama is bored with everything: school, his basketball club, and even the guitar, which used to be his true passion. One day, he finds his favorite hidden napping spot occupied by Mafuyu Sato, a strange boy holding a guitar with broken strings. Initially put off by Mafuyu's odd behavior, Uenoyama asks him to sing on a whim and is struck by the raw power of his voice. Uenoyama plays guitar in a band with kindhearted bassist Haruki Nakayama and rough-looking drummer Akihiko Kaji. They have done well as an instrumental group, but Uenoyama sees a chance to reach new heights when he hears Mafuyu sing. He invites the reluctant Mafuyu to join the band as vocalist. As they work together