Douse, Koishite Shimaunda.

Anyway, I'm Falling in Love with You. centers on Mizuho Nishino, whose ordinary school days begin to change as the four childhood friends who have always been closest to her start to feel less like the safe center of her life and more like a source of confusion. The comfort of familiar routines gives way to awkward pauses, half-finished conversations, and small misunderstandings that make every interaction feel loaded with meaning. As shared memories and daily exchanges accumulate, Mizuho is forced to face feelings that are difficult to label. She is surrounded by people who know her best, yet that closeness only sharpens the distance between friendship, affection, and romance. What once felt steady becomes uncertain, and the fear of saying the wrong thing — or of saying nothing at all — hangs over each bond. Rather than chasing a dramatic twist, the series lingers on hesitation, vulnerability, and the pressure of growing up. It is a tender romance about four childhood friends trying to understand whether what they are feeling can survive change, or whether the bonds that shaped them will be forever altered by the first real steps toward love.