Anime Like Mono

After being utterly taken with a senpai, Satsuki Amamiya joins the photography club. However, the next year when her senpai graduates, she finds the club left in her care in danger of shutting down due to a lack of members.

After discovering the Cinema Club is in the same situation, the members decide to combine the two clubs where they are then asked by a manga artist to become the main characters in her work-in-progress manga that leads them all over Japan.

After moving, Nadeshiko decides to go see Mount Fuji. She manages to bike pretty far, but has to turn back because of the weather and ends up fainting.

When she wakes up, she finds herself somewhere she has never been and no way to find her way back. It is in this wilderness where she is saved by Rin, a girl who was out camping by herself.

Chika Suzugamori is a rookie manga artist that, after winning a new artist award for her debut, has had every draft she brought to her editor rejected.

On the verge of giving up, she decides to use some of her prize money to take a trip. On that trip, she finds the natural scenery healing and is inspired to continue working—as well as start planning her next journey.

Maiko Kawai is a first year university student who is afraid to try new things. While she enjoys cooking and wants to try the food around her, she is often thwarted by shyness and hesitation.

Unexpectedly, she runs into her elementary school friend, Shinon Ogawa, at her college. Shinon manages to convince her to start a new club on campus themed around food research, though mostly as an excuse to eat.

As a child, Mira met a boy named Ao at a campsite. While they were gazing at the sky, Mira learned there was a star with her name, but none with Ao’s name. She made a promise that one day they would name an asteroid after him.

Years later, Mira is reunited with Ao at their school’s Earth Science Club. This is also when she discovers that Ao is actually a girl.

Aoi Yukimura has loved mountains since she was a kid, but a playground accident left her afraid of heights. Now a timid first year high school student, she is practically friendless until she reconnects with the lively Hinata.

As an old friend from her climbing days, Hinata fosters a change in Aoi’s world that leads her back to the mountains she loves.

Upon entering high school, Yui is immediately entranced by the Light Music Club. The problem is, she can’t play an instrument.

Deciding to join the club anyway, the other club members, despite disappointment in her lack of musical knowledge, allow her to join to prevent the club’s disbandment.

Today begins Yui’s musical education!

After the Fourth Industrial Revolution, cutting edge technologies have taken over and the old way of doing things is left in the dust. For childhood friends Serufu Yua and Miku Suride, they both applied to the elite Yuyu Girls’ Vocational High School that excels in teaching new technology.

However, due to her grades, care-free accident-magnet Yua could only get into the neighboring Gatagata Girls’ High School.

After getting into an bike accident, Yua has a run in with a passerby who fixes her bike effortlessly and later finds out that she is a member of the Do It Yourself Club. With the club in danger of shutting down due to a lack of members and becoming enchanted by the old way of fixing and building things, Yua hopes to gather new friendships and build new crafts by joining it.

After being reunited with her childhood friends in middle school, Akari is enticed to join the Amusement Club that Yui and Kyoko created in their own first year of middle school.

They convince Akari to join, only for her to discover that the club’s only function is to amuse its members.

Asahigaoka is rural village in the middle of nowhere, and for the five students who go to school there, their days are all about keeping the boredom at bay.

All of different ages, the ways they entertain themselves never border on normal.

Sawatari Fuu is an aspiring photographer. She spends her time by the Seto Inland Sea taking pictures of her friends.

She is especially pleased when she is able to capture tamayura, small orbs of light that appear when her subjects are especially content.