Yano-kun no Futsuu no Hibi

The narrative centers on Kiyoko Yoshida, newly appointed class president, whose gentle nature draws her to Yano Tsuyoshi, a student who arrives at school bearing visible injuries. Driven by concern, Kiyoko's attentiveness leads her to investigate Yano’s well-being, uncovering the surprising reality behind his wounds: a chronic propensity for clumsiness.

This initial encounter sparks an ongoing dynamic where Kiyoko finds herself consistently preoccupied with Yano’s safety and comfort. As she proactively provides assistance, from school mishaps to home remedies, a quiet affection develops between them. The story explores themes of empathy, the subtle evolution of romantic feelings, and finding connection through acts of care in the everyday challenges of adolescence. The series presents a gentle, character-driven portrayal of burgeoning affection amidst the ordinary circumstances of school life.