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A new doctor, Koonami Tagami, arrives at the Tokyo Metropolitan Odaiba Bayside Medical Center. Dressed in a neat and cute outfit, she is so beautiful that people passing by turn their heads. She walks briskly through the hospital, causing a stir, and arrives at the neurosurgery staff room.

A few weeks have passed since rookie doctor Koonami Tagami, a former delinquent, arrived at the Tokyo Metropolitan Odaiba Bayside Medical Center. Takayama, the administrative director, and others scold Koonami for completely ignoring the hospital rules, but she simply replies, "Sorry," showing no remorse whatsoever.

A secretly filmed video of Kotoha (Kanna Hashimoto) scolding her juniors, including Ryuji (Toranosuke Kobayashi), goes viral on social media. Furthermore, the hospital's upper management, including Secretary-General Takayama (Ryohei Otani), investigates Kotoha's past, and her delinquent behavior gradually becomes known throughout the hospital…

A video of Kotoha (Kanna Hashimoto) losing her temper with her junior Ryuji (Toranosuke Kobayashi) went viral on social media, and the image of Odaiba Bay Medical Center plummeted. The hospital decides to film a PR video featuring Kotoha in an effort to improve its image...

Kotoha (Kanna Hashimoto) recalls a patient she treated while working at a hospital in Gifu: Arisa Miyamura (Shina Yuyama). Arisa had come to the hospital after developing a craniopharyngioma while on a family trip to Gifu. Anticipating a long treatment period, Kotoha wrote a referral letter to Nakata (Osamu Mukai) at the Odaiba Bay Medical Center, which was conveniently located near Arisa’s home.

Takanori Kitaoka (Tetsuta Sugimoto) is transferred to Odaiba Bay Medical Center. Takanori, suffering from a cavernous hemangioma near the hippocampus, the part of the brain that controls memory, has been experiencing progressive memory loss. On his first day at the hospital, he sneaks out of his room when his family isn't looking and visits the hospital cafeteria.

Odaiba Bay Medical Center is launching a trial of "medical tourism," allowing foreign tourists to receive medical checkups and other medical services. Personnel from each department are selected to act as attendants, with Takano (Toru Baba) and Son (Fengfan Xu) from neurosurgery being chosen due to their language skills. Kotoha (Kanna Hashimoto) and the others voice their dissatisfaction with the sudden decision, but are persuaded by Nakata (Osamu Mukai) and reluctantly agree. A week later, when the medical tourism program begins, the hospital is flooded with groups of foreign visitors pulling suitcases, resembling a tourist attraction...

Kotoha (Hashimoto Kanna) performs surgery on Shiozawa Natsumi (Hamada Mari) on her own initiative, even though it was an emergency. When Takayama (Otani Ryohei) reprimands her for it, Kotoha hurls insults at him, resulting in an indefinite suspension from Nakada (Mukai Osamu). Despite being suspended, Kotoha kills time at arcades and bars when she receives a call from Rena (Uchida Rio) about her regular check-up the next day. Kotoha insists that she will handle the check-up herself, declaring, "For the sake of my best friend, suspension be damned!"

A meeting was being held at the Odaiba Bay Medical Center to discuss a large-scale disaster drill. While everyone else tried to avoid any troublesome roles, Kotoha (Kanna Hashimoto) volunteered to be the leader and began assigning roles to each of the participating departments. Suddenly, snoring could be heard from somewhere.

Ogawara (Nene Otsuka) confronts Nakada (Osamu Mukai) with a letter of introduction for Arisa (Niina Yuyama) that Kotoha (Kanna Hashimoto) had written to him from a hospital in Gifu. At the time, Kotoha had written, "We are referring her for the purpose of urgent medical treatment," but the letter in front of him had been rewritten to say, "We are referring her for the purpose of observation." When Ogawara suspects the document has been forged, Nakada gives his response.

Kotoha (Kanna Hashimoto) notices something strange about Nakada's (Osamu Mukai) movements during surgery and asks him afterward, "You can't see, can you?"