Food Court de, Mata Ashita.

This series explores the unexpected connection between two high school students with contrasting public images. Wada, perceived as reserved and affluent, finds solace in an intense online world, blurring the lines between reality and virtual affection. Yamamoto, often seen as aloof, harbors a fascination with local folklore and a devotion to a specific online personality. Their shared refuge is the school food court, where they openly discuss their passions and vulnerabilities. The narrative delves into themes of identity, escapism, and the formation of unconventional friendships amidst the everyday pressures of adolescence. It offers a glimpse into the hidden lives and personal struggles that shape seemingly ordinary individuals, presented with a quiet observational tone.