Plot
Ichiko was never interested in TV. Then one day she is held hostage at her local store by a robber and he inappropriately touches her. She reacts by hitting him, knocking off his hat only to discover that it is actually the rising star, Kanazaki, unaware she had accidentally run into the middle of a scene being filmed. Almost instantly he takes a liking to her and even tries to kiss her during their brief encounter. However Kanazaki is not the only one who had their eye on her that day. She is also spotted by a manager of an idol company, Tendou and he wants her and her younger brother Ken to become part of the new boy band TRIJET. The only problem is that Ichiko is a girl, but due to her brothers obsession with becoming a celebrity she reluctantly accepts it and joins the boy band. Then things turn bad when on the day of filming the TRIJET advert she is introduced to the third and final member of their band and it turns out to be Kanazaki. Luckily he doesn't recognize her dressed as a boy, but he instantly takes a disliking to the male Ichiko and due to her deal with Tendou she can't even tell him that she is actually the girl that he tried to kiss.
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