Toumei na Yoru ni Kakeru Kimi to, Me ni Mienai Koi wo Shita.

Kakeru Sorano has always been content to drift through his college life in the background. A quiet, self-effacing student, he feels most at ease observing the world from a safe distance—until a university welcome party forces him out of his shell. There, he meets Fuyutsuki Koharu, a woman whose elegant composure and soft smile seem to belong to an entirely different sphere from his own. She carries herself with a grace that feels untouchable, and Kakeru is certain that someone like her exists in a world far beyond his reach. Then, with a cheerful, disarming candor, she tells him, "I'm blind." That simple confession becomes the pivot on which his world turns. Koharu navigates her life with a bright, unshakable positivity, rarely letting her disability dampen her spirit. But as Kakeru spends more time with her, he begins to perceive the profound gap between the world she experiences without sight and the one he so casually takes in through his eyes. He becomes fascinated by her quiet resilience and the way she perceives reality, and in doing so, he finds himself drawn into her deepest wish: "Someday, I want to do fireworks with my friends." What begins as simple curiosity blossoms into a shared mission, and Kakeru vows to help her realize a dream that seems intangible for someone who cannot see the light. Yet, it is precisely because their love is invisible to the eye—built on understanding, trust, and feelings that transcend the visual—that it becomes something irreplaceable. This is a delicate, heartfelt story of two people bridging their different worlds, discovering that the most meaningful connections are the ones that cannot be seen.