Asakura Jun’ichi lives alone with his step-sister Nemu, as their parents are working overseas. Having been brought together by the marriage of their parents, they are happy at having grown up together, and are very close and supportive of each other, so close that perhaps they might have deeper feelings for one another. Being of the same age, they look forward to starting their third year in high school, but there is a breeze of magic in the air that seems to hold a promise of new friends and adventure.In a magical town where the cherry blossom trees bloom unnaturally all year around, Jun’ichi stirs uneasily each night, lost in the images of other people’s dreams. While Jun’ichi complains that he is unhappy at being a minor mage (only able to perform the simple magic trick of creating a sweet rice ball or two), a number of other special students somehow become entangled in his life.Yoshino Sakura, the daughter of a magician and a childhood friend reappears after a six-year absence to show her joy at being reunited with Jun’ichi by clinging to his arm, calling him her onii-chan, much to Nemu’s concern. The academy’s school idol, Shirakawa Kotori, who is rumoured to have the ability to understand other people’s feelings or thoughts, also becomes a friend of Jun’ichi and Nemu. The strange sisters Mizukoshi Moe and Mako, succeed in drawing Jun’ichi into their lives with disastrous results. And Jun’ichi somehow finds himself looking after Miharu-chan, a robot who is attending their school and Sagisawa Yoriko, a cat-eared foundling, who ends up staying at their house in exchange for doing maid work. But while Jun’ichi might complain about not having any magic skills and about many other things, there appears to be a greater magic at work in his favour.Note: Most of the episodes have 15 minutes of anime followed by a 5-10 minute ‘side story’ which uses the same characters but in a different setting, or a (live action) pop music short.