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At 21, Minato is diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's disease. Told that he could lose most of his precious memories within six months, Minato tries to break up with his girlfriend, Guest. However, Guest refuses to accept the breakup. "Then, tell your future self. Tell him how much I love you." Inspired by those words, Minato begins writing 100 letters to his future self. The day they met. The first time they held hands. The days they fought. The days they made up. The place where they promised to get engaged. He puts his memories into words, one by one, desperate not to forget. By the time he finishes the 100th letter, Minato can no longer even remember his own name. Months later. Having lost his memory, Minato finds the 100 letters left in his room. What was written there was a record of himself, a man who had loved a woman he didn't recognize with all his heart. The night he finishes reading the letters, the doorbell rings. Standing on the other side of the door is a single woman. He can't remember her name, her voice, or her smile. And yet, the moment Minato sees her, he feels a strange sense of nostalgia. "...Nice to meet you. But, somehow, you feel very familiar." She smiles through her tears. "Nice to meet you. I've come to make you fall in love with me all over again." This is the story of a man who has forgotten everything, and a woman trying to make him fall in love with her once more. Instead of just retracing a past love, they will create new memories together. Even if he forgets again tomorrow... Let's start over from our first love, as many times as it takes.