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Jan 10, 2014 Season 1 Episode 1 24 min TV-14

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Season 1 Episode 1 — Aired on Jan 10, 2014 • runs about 24 minutes.

Directed by Naoki Murata.

Written by Kosuke Takeda.

Notable cast/guest names in this episode include Haruka Tomatsu, Yuka Iguchi, Hiromi Igarashi, Yuuka Aisaka.

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Synopsis

Haruka Takayama and Yuu Sonoda are two best friends who are just starting high school together. However, as the school year starts and the two starting making new friends, Haruka worries that her friendship with Yuu will stop being special. After Yuu suggests that the two of them do something that is unique to them, Haruka suggests they start kissing each other in secret as proof of their special friendship. Later, Haruka and Yuu get locked inside an empty classroom whilst they were kissing on the veranda, requiring them to cross a large gap between verandas to get to the neighbouring classroom.