Even As an Adult, I Still Don't Know the Right Answer for Lunch Break

Harumi, a new employee, finds herself agonizing over something as simple as where to sit during her lunch break. She wants to fit in with those around her, but she just can’t figure out what counts as "normal" behavior.
Then there’s a "gal" who tends to talk a bit too much, and a refined young lady with ringlet curls—who, despite appearing composed, has a rather unique way of gauging personal space. In truth, both of them are also a little clumsy when it comes to navigating the "standard" expectations of society. Whether it’s work, socializing, or how to spend a lunch break, none of them knows the "right" way to do things. Through a series of stumbles, moments of confusion, and the occasional small success, the three of them begin to gradually find their own place.

Things you assumed would come naturally once you became an adult turn out to be surprisingly difficult. But then again, perhaps that’s true for everyone. This is an office comedy about young women—all a bit awkward in their approach to society—as they walk through their daily lives, side by side.

Source: forcs, translated