In an ordinary town away from the noisy and noisy metropolis, in the not very prosperous Rabbit Hill Commercial Street, there is a group of cute and interesting DDDs. The heroine of the story, Kita-Shirakawa Tamako (voiced by Aya Suzaki) is the eldest daughter of the local cake shop "Tamaya", she has a lively and easy-going personality, and is good at making food, and the son of the opposite shop "Ojiya" Oji Cake Zo (voiced by Atsushi Tamaru) is a pair of childhood sweethearts, but the fathers of the two families are typical peers, and the war is constant as soon as they meet each other. On this day, Tamako accidentally finds a talking bird in a flower shop (voiced by Yamazaki Qiao). The bird claims to be from the south and has a mystical mission. The arrival of the bird naturally adds a lot of fun to the life of Tamako and the surrounding people, and the happy and romantic youth campus life is fascinating. Around Valentine's Day, sacrifices and group activities, the ordinary and interesting stories of Rabbit Hill Commercial Street are staged alternately......
The daughter who definitely wants to cancel the marriage contract vs the crown prince who wants to get married no matter what, the unheard-of love offensive and defensive battle has since begun! Laetitia, the fiancée of Crown Prince Clark, sees Clark with her other daughters when she is tired of the hellish upbringing of the Crown Princess. "Your Highness has changed his mind? Does this mean that the marriage contract is canceled? Banzai! She happily immediately took refuge in her country, where she enjoyed her freedom. At this moment, Clark ran to the countryside to find her for some reason? "My engagement to you hasn't been canceled yet." …… Saying this kind of thing even now will only make people bothered!
Japan
Starring: Ayaya Susaki, Atsushi Tamaru, Yuki Kaneko, Shuri Nagatsuma, Yuri Yamashita, Saina Hidaka, Koshi Tsujitani, Kyoo Tsukui, Kumiko Watanabe, Takashi Yamazaki, Hiroshi Iie, Ken Narita, Yoko Hikasa, Keihisa Kawahara, Nakaya Nosaka, Yuri Yamaoka, Hiroshi Shimonono, Keiji Fujiwara, Nishimura Chi, Fumihiko Tateki, Mayuki Yukino, Daisuke Ono