I went into this expecting a slow, slice-of-life drama and got exactly that. The main couple, Kyoka and Seita, are extremely awkward to say the least, and it hurt a bit to watch sometimes. But for some reason, that was what charmed me about them, and I found myself enjoying every little bit of their awkwardness. It's also those slow and comfortably tense moments that I felt that I could see the leads' acting shine through. I don't think I would have continued through and finished watching otherwise, as the drama itself isn't anything extraordinary, so extra points for the main leads (and the rest of the cast really).