Jack o' Frost

When illustrator Ritsu Okusawa and salesman Fumiya Ikegami lock eyes across a cozy, timeworn coffee shop, the initial spark is undeniable. Their connection deepens into a passionate relationship and a shared home, but as the months pass, the very traits that drew them together begin to pull them apart. Ritsu’s free-spirited devotion to his art clashes with Fumiya’s need for stability and attention, leading to an explosive argument that ends in heartbreak. On the very night they break up, a devastated Ritsu is struck by a bicycle and loses all memory of Fumiya—the man he loved, the fight, the breakup, everything. Faced with this impossible second chance, Fumiya makes a gut-wrenching choice: he will hide the truth of their past and try to win Ritsu’s heart all over again, hoping that this time he can fix what went wrong. What follows is a delicate, melancholic dance of rediscovery—Ritsu, now a sweet and confused stranger in his own life, feels an inexplicable pull toward the kind roommate who cooks for him and takes him to familiar places; Fumiya, meanwhile, wrestles with guilt, longing, and the terror of being discovered. Set against a hauntingly beautiful winter landscape, Jack o’ Frost is a deeply human story about the pain of unresolved conflict, the terror of starting over, and the slow, fragile thaw of a heart frozen by memory loss. With stunning cinematography that mirrors Ritsu’s fractured recollections and a soulful, restrained performance from both leads, this six-episode gem offers a mature, bittersweet exploration of love, honesty, and the courage it takes to truly begin again.