Cubism Love

While en route to a track and field competition, Noriko is suddenly caught in a devastating accident that abruptly halts her life as she knows it. When she finally regains consciousness, the first person she sees is Shinoda, a young doctor who watches over her with deep concern. Despite her confusion and vulnerability, she finds herself unexpectedly drawn to his gentle, almost childlike smile, sensing a quiet warmth in his presence during her most disorienting moment. However, that fleeting sense of comfort shatters when Shinoda reveals the horrifying reality of her condition. The accident has stripped Noriko of her physical body entirely. She learns that nothing remains of her original form except for her living brain, which has been preserved and sealed inside a small black box. This shocking truth plunges her into an unimaginable dilemma, forcing her to grapple with a profound crisis of identity and existence. Now confined to this mechanical vessel, Noriko must navigate a terrifying new reality where human connection and selfhood are fundamentally altered. With Shinoda by her side, she faces the daunting challenge of understanding what it means to live—and perhaps to love—when the very essence of her humanity has been reduced to something so fragile and isolated.