Kenji Tani

A 48-year-old unsuccessful actor confronts his past when he undergoes hypnosis after a mysterious teenager hands him a note.

A quiet office life shifts when Ayumu falls for the man who refills the vending machine.

Based on the soccer manga of the same name by Masaya Tsunamoto and Motoki Yoshihara.

Scriptwriter Yokota Yuji, who is troubled by the fact that his next work is not going as well as he had hoped, receives an email offering "regression sleep", which claims to allow him to face his past self. Yokota attempts regression sleep, hoping to lead himself to becoming a successful scriptwriter by advising and encouraging his 30-year-old self. Although the young Yokota is perplexed by the fact that the 30-year-old version of himself that appears before him is far from his ideal image, he accepts the advice of his future self and follows a new world line that branches out from a promise he made with his theater friends and an encounter with Asami, a fan of Yokota's.

At night, you call your phone from a public phone in an empty park; after 13 calls, you hang up, and a strange boy calls your phone and answers any questions you have.... Hiroto, Nobuki, and Maya each have their own reasons for calling "Satoru-kun"...

A 48-year-old unsuccessful actor confronts his past when he undergoes hypnosis after a mysterious teenager hands him a note.

A quiet office life shifts when Ayumu falls for the man who refills the vending machine.

Based on the soccer manga of the same name by Masaya Tsunamoto and Motoki Yoshihara.

Scriptwriter Yokota Yuji, who is troubled by the fact that his next work is not going as well as he had hoped, receives an email offering "regression sleep", which claims to allow him to face his past self. Yokota attempts regression sleep, hoping to lead himself to becoming a successful scriptwriter by advising and encouraging his 30-year-old self. Although the young Yokota is perplexed by the fact that the 30-year-old version of himself that appears before him is far from his ideal image, he accepts the advice of his future self and follows a new world line that branches out from a promise he made with his theater friends and an encounter with Asami, a fan of Yokota's.

At night, you call your phone from a public phone in an empty park; after 13 calls, you hang up, and a strange boy calls your phone and answers any questions you have.... Hiroto, Nobuki, and Maya each have their own reasons for calling "Satoru-kun"...