Kanojo wa Kyou mo Katazukanai

Aina Tawara appears to have her life perfectly in order. She is a dedicated employee who earns the respect of her colleagues and has been happily dating her boyfriend for six months. Yet, behind closed doors, she struggles with one embarrassing secret: she is completely incapable of keeping her living space clean. This stands in stark contrast to her coworker, Fukagawa, a man whose desk remains perpetually spotless. Unbothered by the opinions of others and never working overtime, he embodies everything Aina is not. While his aloof demeanor irritates her, she cannot help but feel a quiet envy toward his effortlessly organized lifestyle. The fragile balance of Aina’s life shatters when her chronic messiness threatens to ruin her holiday plans. Unable to tidy her apartment in time, she is forced to cancel a date with her boyfriend, leaving her facing what promises to be the worst Christmas imaginable. Noticing her despair, Fukagawa makes an unexpected gesture by inviting her over to his home. What unfolds is a relatable story crafted for anyone who constantly battles clutter, offering a heartfelt look at those who struggle to keep both their workspaces and their personal lives in order.