Himawari
¡¡Aparece el amo de casa más notorio de la historia!! El siniestro yakuza que dejó muchas leyendas en el inframundo, "El Dragón Inmortal". Se lavó las manos del estilo de vida yakuza, y el nuevo camino que eligió... ¡fue "ama de casa"! En la narración nunca antes vista, "Tacchan" cautivó las salas de estar de todas partes. ¡Y ahora regresa el "máximo portavoz de las amas de casa (y los amos de casa) en todas partes", el amo de casa de Yakuza!
Kanai Sarasa (young)
En un parque en una tarde lluviosa, un estudiante universitario de 19 años, Fumi, ofrece un paraguas a una niña de 10 años empapada, Sarasa. Al darse cuenta de su renuencia a irse a casa, Fumi la deja quedarse en su casa, donde pasa los próximos dos meses en paz. Se toman de la mano y parecen haber encontrado finalmente su lugar en el mundo hasta que arrestan a Fumi por secuestro. Quince años después, los dos solitarios se reencuentran, ambos aún sufriendo el estigma de ser víctimas y perpetradores de "un caso de pedofilia". ¿Le dará la sociedad un lugar al vínculo inquebrantable que han formado?
Miki Takeda
Single father Kenichi has raised his daughter Miki alone for the past ten years, from when she attended nursery school until her graduation from elementary school. Kenichi is currently 30 years old. His wife Tomoko died at a young age and he has raised Miki alone since that time. While raising his daughter alone, he has encountered various problems.
Saho Harada
Seiichi is the owner of a flower shop. He enjoys his peaceful single life. Kiho runs the ramen restaurant left to her by her father, but she's thinking of closing it.
Shiori Kuroki
Masao Yano was once a high ranking member of the biggest yakuza group in Japan. He left the yakuza and now runs a private detective office with a young girl Shiori Kuroki. She is in the second grade of elementary school. One day, he gets a phone call for his assistance. He goes out to meet his client, but he finds his client dead.
Akari
A recently widowed writer whose wife died in a bus crash comes to terms with his grief—or lack of it—in caring for the children of a working man who also lost his wife in the same accident.
