Marry-Go-Round

"As a teacher, you should never admit that you don't understand your own subject." Mari Kazama takes this professional philosophy to heart. Working as a dedicated private tutor, he finds himself facing an unexpected dilemma: his students frequently seek his guidance on matters of romance, yet he possesses absolutely no personal experience or insight into love. Unable to offer them meaningful advice, Mari realizes he must educate himself before he can effectively help others navigate the complexities of relationships. Determined to bridge this gap in his knowledge, Mari makes the bold decision to move into a matchmaking share-house. His goal is simple but challenging—to immerse himself in an environment designed for romance and finally discover what it truly means to fall in love. However, the reality of communal living quickly proves more complicated than he anticipated. Within the walls of the share-house, Mari discovers that his fellow residents are none other than his own students. These young individuals have joined the facility with the earnest, if somewhat questionable, ambition of transforming themselves into ideal marriage partners. Now caught between his responsibilities as their educator and his own journey toward romantic enlightenment, Mari must navigate a chaotic household where the boundaries between teacher and student blur in the pursuit of love.