Shiawase wa Tabete Nete Mate: Soshun no Yojo Hen (2026)

Struggling with a lifelong illness, Satoko Mugimaki now lives in a modest apartment complex where her monthly rent is just 50,000 yen. She works a part-time job four days a week, but the dream of escaping to the countryside has long faded, leaving her trapped in a quiet haze of melancholy.

One chilly winter morning, her neighbor Tsukasa knocks on her door, inviting her on an early stroll. Satoko politely declines—her body has become a fragile obstacle, and every simple task feels like a mountain. "Someone like me..." she murmurs, her words trailing off in self-doubt.

Meanwhile, her landlady Suzu and neighbor Koma buzz with lively talk about love and romance, their excitement a stark contrast to Satoko's inner gloom. In a gentle gesture, Suzu invites Satoko over to her place.

Surrounded by the warmth of her coworkers and the close-knit circle at the apartment, and nourished by healing home-cooked meals, Satoko slowly begins to notice the tiny, fleeting joys hidden in her routine. This is a tender tale of quiet, unassuming days—ordinary on the surface, yet brimming with subtle wonder and gentle hope.