Hiroki Inoue, the only son of the abbot of the temple, is a high school sophomore who loves photography, and his mother Dazi always tells him to do his homework and practice the piano, which makes him very impatient. He adored Yuriko Orange from the girls' school next door and always watched her play the piano through binoculars after school. Guangshu called her a "lonely man" because of her lonely expression. During the thorough cleaning in the temple, Guang Shu and his friends accidentally messed up the pictures of their mother's girlhood. The next day, a strange female classmate appeared in the class, nicknamed "lonely man". When the students went to Guang Shu's house to play, the "lonely man" had a quarrel with Dazi, and it was strange that Dazi would feel pain after hitting her. Guangshu finally seized the opportunity to get to know Yuriko, and the two got along very happily. However, on Valentine's Day, Guang Shu received a letter from Yuriko asking for a breakup. At the same time, the "lonely man" also came to visit to bid farewell to Guang Shu. Two days later, Dazi found a picture of himself when he was 16 in the hallway. At a glance, Guangshu found that it was a "lonely man" in the photo. Okayashi oversees the third Odo trilogy, which is based on Yamanaka's novel "A little Strange her" and tells a sweet and astringent fantasy story of youth.
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