The Stolen Name and the You Who Was Found

What if Wakaba Yutenji were Hatsuka Misumi...

Hatsuka Misumi is the illegitimate daughter Toyokawa’s grandfather kept hidden in the shadows.

She has no right to official registration, no right to a family, and not even the right to live her own life.

To survive, she steals her younger sister’s name, Hatsuka Misumi, and flees to Tokyo under a false identity. She becomes a member of the idol group sumimi, as well as the vocalist and guitarist of Ave Mujica.

Wakaba Yutenji is the real Hatsuka Misumi.

An argument at a funeral on an island made her older sister disappear for good. After her family was destroyed, she drifted to Kumamoto, where the kind Yutenji family adopted her. She arrived in Tokyo carrying her scars, became the beauty influencer “Nyaamu,” and, by a twist of fate, was invited by Sakiko Toyokawa to join Ave Mujica as its drummer.

One band, a pair of sisters separated for years, and a name concealing a history of blood and tears.

She sings in front of her; the other plays drums behind her.

She doesn’t know who she is, but she recognized her at a glance.

When fragments of the sealed family records are uncovered, and the sea breeze blows across the island once more,

the stolen life, the pain kept buried, and the years they lost will finally find redemption in song and the sound of drums.

She once stole her name,

and in the end, she found her again.