Yurika Kubo

Following the death of her taxi driver father, Nebahat has to choose between poverty and being a driver herself. Despite the troubles caused by her fiancé, his mother, rascal drivers and the owner of the cab, and by the help of once her father's now her driver friends she chooses to become Nebahat the Cabbie. —elhac abdullatif gani

After receiving death threats and other online bullying, Kaede Azusagawa had a dissociative break resulting in complete amnesia. For the next two years, she lived as a completely new person, a shut-in hiding from the world. Luckily, thanks to her brother and some new friends, she was able to recover-though said recovery came at a price: those two years worth of memories. Now Kaede must not only try to move forward with a hole in her memory, but also deal with the fear that those closest to her now, may not see her as who she really is, but rather as the girl she was for the past two years.

Sakuta attends Mai's graduation and meets a child who looks like Mai. He gets a call about his mom, sees a scar, and wonders about a new syndrome. It's March, and there's only one month left in the third semester. Sakuta Azusagawa attended the graduation ceremony of his girlfriend Mai Sakurajima. As he waits for Mai on the shore of Shichirigahama, an elementary school student who looks just like Mai from her childhood days appears in front of him. "Uncle, who is it?" Is this a dream or a vision?Sakuta is reminiscing about his mysterious experience when he receives a phone call from his father. "It's about my mother. She said she wanted to meet Kaede". It was a wish to "see her" from Kaede's mother, who had been hospitalized for a long time because she could not fully accept what had happened to her. In response to his mother's wishes, he decides to meet her mother with Kaede, but he cannot hide his nervousness at the opportunity to meet her for the first time in a while. An unfamiliar scar appears on Sakuta's body. Is this a harbinger of a new adolescent syndrome?