Yamashii Karada

A man who enjoys inflicting pain finds pleasure in teasing the boy he loves, who takes pleasure in pain. Yoshie does not react to pain in the usual way—it actually feels good. At the Seitai Clinic, the therapist's intense massages bring him satisfaction. Meanwhile, the therapist's serious-minded, osteopathy-focused son secretly overhears Yoshie's labored breathing. Yoshie begins to understand that emotional pain differs from physical pain. In a separate subplot, a young man is in love with the pastry chef at his father's café, but their age difference raises questions about whether his feelings will be acknowledged.