Yoshino investigates the town's passion for kabura, which leads to a strange showdown between their two kabura-based mascots!

A film crew has arrived to film a zombie movie. The Tourism Board attempts to cater to their demands while turning it into an opportunity to promote the town wherever possible. Maki is having issues with her own aspirations as an actress.

The movie shoot and all the activity in town forces Maki to further reflect on her acting aspirations, as well as her relationship with her father.

Shiori reveals her plan to bring together the Board of Merchants and the Tourism Board, along with the rest of the town.

The singles in the local Community Club organize a matchmaking tour with women from the city, with Yoshino and the Ministers as tour guides.

The day of the Founding Festival finally arrives. Will the help of the TV network pay off? How will it change Manoyama?

Maki receives a reply about her application for a role in a movie, and must once again reflect on her dreams. Meanwhile, Yoshino tries to figure out how the town can use one of their old, shut-down schools.

The Ministers open up an old school to serve hot lunch, and come up with a new plan to promote the old building when that doesn’t go so well.

Will the festival be a success? Will Mr. Kadota make it back in time for the play? What will Yoshino do when her contract expires?