Principal: Am I In a Love Story?

The story revolves around a traditional love triangle involving the female lead and two male classmates. There are no representations of queer narratives or non-cisgender identities.

Shima Sumitomo adjusts to a new social environment, but the school's social hierarchy is dominated by the popularity of two male students. This setup emphasizes traditional adolescent power structures.

Set in Hokkaido, the film depicts a predominantly Japanese social setting. The cast and environment do not challenge traditional demographic norms through multi-ethnic representation.

The narrative examines family fragmentation due to divorce and the challenges of reintegration into a new household. It adheres to a conventional coming-of-age perspective on social cohesion.

The film does not depict or mention any physical or neurodivergent disabilities.