Highschool Romance

After his grandmother passes away, Minato finds himself all alone, not knowing what to do next.

A rich girl his age offers to take responsibility for him, providing him a new home at the all-girls academy she runs. His options exhausted, he accepts his new school uniform – skirt, blouse, and all – and moves into the dorms at once.

It turns out his provider and dormmate, however, is a little off...

"Minato, I can’t find my change of panties... Guess I’ll be going commando for today."

"I’ll get you some, so stay right there! You can’t go out looking like that?!"

...Just who is taking care of whom exactly? Why does it feel like he’s the one adopting her?!

"Say, Sora"
"Okuribito may very well be considered the health teacher for Tamabito, don't you think?"

Kazami Sora travels with a young girl named Shirobana, who often blows soap bubbles and wears a straw hat around her neck. They are journeying to guide Tamabito, ghost-like beings, to their final resting place. Sora and those who share his solemn calling are referred to in select circles as 'Okuribito,' the soul guides.

But Sora's journey is fueled by a deeply personal quest.
He is searching for his sister, who passed away and became a Tamabito and is now missing. Sora's dearest sister, who raised him as if she were his parent, deserves to be peacefully escorted to her final resting place by his own hands.

Then, this spring.
Sora and Shirobana find themselves in Saika Town during their travels. It's a tranquil countryside town known for its fields of dandelions and natural hot springs. They had learned from an acquaintance that this town attracts many Tamabito. Sora holds onto the hope that among them might be his lost sister.
They decide to stay at a hot spring inn. To cover their expenses, Sora uses his skills as an Okuribito to work temporarily as a school nurse at Saika Girls' Academy, where an acquaintance serves as the principal.

As the academy's health counselor, Sora forges bonds with the female students.
He offered a sympathetic ear through his role, providing counseling and emotional support.
Together with Shirobana, they unwittingly become the problem-solvers for various campus incidents.

The language of dandelions signifies sincere love.
But also that of separation...

Ann Clements is terminally ill.

Born with an inoperable tumour in her temple, numerous doctors told her during her childhood that she wouldn’t survive into her adulthood.

Ann’s parents, regarding their frail and sickly young daughter as a hindrance, sent her away to a fancy all-girls’ boarding school, St Cecilia’s, located in the countryside at an early age: ostensibly so the country air could rejuvenate her but, in actuality, to get rid of her.

Ann’s future looked like a bleak, desolate thing – but, by some miracle, she defied both her doctors’ prognoses and her parents’ pessimism.

Ann is now nineteen years old, and her condition seems to have stabilised, despite her frequent headaches. Ann spent so much of her childhood, however, convinced that she would die before her eighteenth birthday that she has no plans, goals, or dreams, and no idea what to do with what remains of her life.

Feeling utterly lost, Ann decides to stay on at her school as an assistant teacher, where she takes care of the more challenging pupils.

Ann’s job is fulfilling enough, but the monotony of her daily routine isn’t enough to satisfy her. As her twentieth birthday approaches, Ann’s desire to experience more of the world beyond St Cecilia’s walls increases…

And then Ann meets St Cecilia’s new nurse, Asaba Kohaku.

Kohaku is everything Ann wishes she was: cool, confident, and fiercely independent.

Though initially afraid of the straight-talking Kohaku, a relationship slowly begins to blossom between Ann and the school nurse. Kohaku tells Ann a little bit about her past, and Ann opens up to her in turn. Eventually, Ann even begins to wonder whether Kohaku might not be the catalyst she needs to escape her self-imposed prison for good.

Spring.

Hoshino Hikari is a new transfer student to the prestigious St. Leanne Girl’s Academy. But she’s no ordinary student, as she’s been sent there as an agent by the “Agency”, who are interested in the secrets hidden within the school. While her transferring in is quite extraordinary, everyone is more interested in the ritual that takes place before the opening ceremonies.

During this ritual, some students manifest signs of the zodiac, and then are given an angelic title and a blessing. These students are known as the Angels of the Zodiac, and are given the role of bringing fortune to the student body.
Hikari, who is trying to not stand out in order to root out the school’s secrets, is bestowed with the grace of Virgo during the ceremony and becomes known as “Exousia”.

This is of no consequence to Hikari who simply wishes to make friends with the student body as soon as possible to not stand out like a sore thumb. Things don’t go according to plan as she feels a burning sensation on her cheek and is suddenly bestowed with the grace of Virgo and becomes known as Exousia.

“But… but… why me…?”

What is her connection to the other Zodiac? And what are the secrets hidden within the school?

Yusuke's luck is runs dry when he transfers to a brand new school. Thanks to his rotten luck, and a series of unfortunate events, he's left on the streets with nowhere to live.

Just when he's given up all hope, he runs into Asumi, and old friend who claims she owes him a debt she still has to pay back. Upon hearing of his struggle, she begrudgingly invites him to live in her dorm, with her two roommates. The problem? It's a strictly girls-only dorm!

And so, naturally, Yusuke has to dress as a girl on his way to and from class every day. And since here's lodging there for free, he's forced to do all of the housework, and sleep in the closet. It seems our hero just can't catch a break, and to top it off, his feelings towards his new roommates begin to shift into something significantly less platonic...