Narihira is quite the ladies’ man, but when the bride to be of emperor catches his eye, he begins to change. Yukihira, his oldest brother, was always the opposite when it came to love.

Sadaakira became emperor at the age of 9 and for a time was served by Narihira, who attempted to teach him how to become a man.

If you visit her every night for 100 nights, she will be yours to marry. But her true dream lies at the palace.

Three poets, three different styles, each express their reason and why they write poetry.

Yoshiko, Yasuhide, and Narihira have grown to be great friends. Yasuhide is being sent to Mikawa and Narihira is leaving too. The three friends spend an evening together gazing at the stars.

Michitaka believes Yoshitaka relationship has gone stale and tries to help. Afterwards he needs some help with lady troubles of his own.

Two couples very much in love, but even time can erode at something once thought unbreakable.

Yukinari’s father had a natural gift for poetry, a gift not passed on. Yukinari’s anti-social nature is affecting his reputation within the palace, in particular with the ladies of the court.

With the death of a prominent figure and a shakeup within the hierarchy of the palace, many things are changing and the old poets of the palace are moving on.

Two friends form a bond as children and promise to keep it, as adults they learn things change.

A chance for love takes courage, not pride.

A young man, not wanting to follow in his father’s footsteps, is drawn to the world of poetry by an untouchable source.