Haji-Otsu.

Ashihara Himari harbors a deep-seated aversion toward men—or, more accurately, a profound inability to understand them at all. This social and emotional barrier isolates her, leaving her uncertain of how to navigate relationships with the opposite sex. Recognizing her distress and eager to help her overcome this personal obstacle, her well-meaning friends devise an unconventional solution: they insist that she take a bold leap of faith by confessing her feelings to someone. Following their advice, Himari takes the plunge, expecting rejection or a swift dismissal that would allow her to quietly check the task off her friends' list. Instead, she is met with a startling twist when the boy unexpectedly accepts her confession. Suddenly thrust into a dynamic she neither anticipated nor comprehends, Himari must navigate the unfamiliar territory of a budding romance, forced to confront her deep-rooted misunderstandings of men head-on as her unexpected relationship begins.