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Konta, a young baker, runs Hotaru Bakery, a remote mountain shop accessible by cable car, where he crafts natural yeast breads. He encounters Mamita, a stranded alien child searching for food after a spaceship crash, and impulsively invites him to stay as a “younger brother.” Mamita, resembling a fourth-grader but with mature intellect, adapts to life at the bakery, charming customers while bonding with Konta over baking. Their daily routine involves tending to the shop, perfecting recipes, and navigating the quirks of their makeshift sibling dynamic. The arrival of Tamaki, a curious visitor, and interactions with locals like Goro and the cat Mon-chan enrich their peaceful, flour-dusted days.

After losing her mother two years ago and forgoing high school to work odd jobs, Chemi has been living a solitary life in a cramped apartment, mourning the loss of her mother and her pet turtle, Koichiro-san. Her lonely days take a turn when Ken Mitateda, her mother's former stepson, arrives to take her in, knowing she's been living alone. Reluctantly, Chemi moves in with Ken and his two younger brothers, starting an unexpected new chapter of life under one roof. Living with the serious eldest brother, the troublemaking second brother, and the quirky youngest brother, Chemi navigates the chaos and warmth of this makeshift family.

In a striking twist of fate, 17-year-old high school student Hana Odamaki and 38-year-old automotive engineer Shogo Kine find their lives inexplicably swapped. Two years after this bizarre body exchange, they encounter each other again by chance, each having adapted to their new existence in ways that reflect their original personalities—Hana, now in Shogo's body, has become a successful model, while Shogo, in Hana's body, has lost his job and is treated as amnesiac. This unexpected reunion forces them to confront not only their altered realities but also the profound changes in their identities. As they navigate the complexities of living as someone else, they explore themes of self, love, and the human condition.