6 : This Summer's Going: To Be A Hot One

This episode introduces Honoka Sawada, a second-year girl who initially seems to be a rival for Miyamura's affection but has a surprising dynamic with Hori. Suggested Feature Angles

An editorial piece on how small linguistic shifts in Japanese culture, like the use of ittekimasu , represent deep emotional acceptance. 6 : This Summer's Going to Be a Hot One

One of the most heartwarming scenes occurs when Hori's mother tells Miyamura to say "ittekimasu" (I’m leaving, but coming back) instead of "ojamashimasu" (I’m intruding/bothering you). It signifies that he is now considered part of the family rather than just a guest. This episode introduces Honoka Sawada, a second-year girl

A play on the episode title, comparing the physical heat of the season to the rising intensity and sincerity of Hori and Miyamura’s relationship. It signifies that he is now considered part

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Tired of the negative rumors questioning why Hori is with him, Miyamura makes a bold choice to change his appearance. He cuts his hair and reveals his piercings at school, signaling a shift from hiding to being open about his true self.