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1. **Makka na Tulip wo Kimi ni (Red Tulips for You)** Red tulips for you, and you, and you. 2. **Nostalgia** Mamiko met Hi-chan and became fast friends. Hi-chan often talks about Nagakura, but Mamiko does not have a good impression of him. Why does Hi-chan like him so much, is he really that great as she says? 3. **Kinmokusei** Tsugumi ran into an old classmate Souske after chasing a peculiar cat to his house. When she ended up hanging out with him, she recalls her grade school days with him. 4. **Yume no Hanashi** Satsuki loves to draw and always dreams of becoming an artist. A certain boy praised her artwork, and since then, they become closer, while Satsuki tries to discover her dream. 5. **Dandan (Warmth)** Matsuki and Nishimori have been best friends, but when Matsuki develops romantic feelings for her, he decides to confess. His unrequited love means little to Nishimori because she doesn't see him the same way and she's perfectly content with the friendship they have now. Can the flames ever be rekindled or will it remain cold? 6. **Makka na Tulip no Hanakotoba** An extra about the female lead from Makka na Tulip wo Kimi ni.
During summer school, the neighboring boy. A chance encounter led to friendship. Then she became attracted to that boy pursuing his dream… It's an ephemeral but dear memory. (Source: Betsuma, translated)
Matsuki and Nishimori have been best friends, but when Matsuki develops romantic feelings for her, he decides to confess. His unrequited love means little to Nishimori because she doesn't see him the same way and she's perfectly content with the friendship they have now. Can the flames ever be rekindled or will it remain cold?
Having quit his job and broken up with his girlfriend, Hiro, a young man at rock bottom, stops by a hula dance studio that he finds lit up in the darkness of winter. There, he meets Hina Magura, a plump woman teaching hula. Captivated by her personality, Hiro decides to start attending the class. Hina has had a difficult past, but seeing her always smiling and living life to the fullest not only inspires Hiro, but also draws him in... (Source: Rimacomi, translated)