Euphoria meets Pistol
Two young women, strangers at first, share nothing but a name — and a fateful train ride to Tokyo that will change their lives forever.
Nana Williams, a fiercely independent punk-rock singer chasing fame with her band Blast, runs from a past of heartbreak and betrayal. Behind her tough exterior hides a woman terrified of losing love again.
Hannah “Anna” Collins (nicknamed Hachi), a cheerful dreamer from a small town, heads to Tokyo to be closer to her boyfriend and discover what love truly means. Naïve yet kind, she soon learns that the city’s brightness can cast long shadows.
When the two Nanas accidentally move into the same apartment — Room 707 — their lives begin to intertwine in unpredictable ways. As Blast’s career rises in the underground rock scene and Anna’s romantic life becomes increasingly complicated, the women form a deep, sister-like bond that carries them through heartbreak, fame, and self-discovery.
Amid Tokyo’s neon nights, cigarettes, and bittersweet melodies, love turns to obsession, success to sacrifice, and every dream comes with a cost. Their friendship becomes the one thing strong enough to hold them together — until fate, fame, and fragile hearts begin to tear them apart.
