Iroduku: The World in Colors

Hitomi Tsukishiro, a girl descended from mages, endures a tragedy and loses the ability to see color as she grows up; Hitomi's grandmother, Kohaku, makes a request of her that takes Hitomi on a journey to the past.

Hitomi realizes she can see Yuito's art in color; Kohaku's parents talk Hitomi into enrolling in her grandmother's school, where she displays her magic powers to her new classmates.

The club introductions for new students begin; the memory of Yuito's drawing leads Hitomi to visit the Photography Arts Club but she doesn't tell anyone she can't see color.

Kohaku returns from abroad and her behavior makes Hitomi nervous; the Photography Arts Club decides what to do for the cultural festival and goes to school at night to take pictures.

The Photography Arts Club rebrands and welcomes Kohaku to its ranks; Hitomi takes care of the magic shop and practices some magic.

Hitomi's star-sand gives Yuito a vision that also appears to Hitomi during a club photo shoot.

Summer break begins as the club plans an annual training camp; Kurumi's sister, Ichika, tries to help her work past a bad score on her mock exam.

Kohaku, Hitomi and Yuito look for a way to bring color back to Hitomi's vision.

Hitomi and Sho take day off to see sights that allow Hitomi to practice her photography.

Hitomi and Asagi have a heart-to-heart talk; Kohaku devises a way the Magic Photography Arts Club can contribute to the culture festival.

As the club continues preparing materials for the cultural festival, Hitomi mysteriously vanishes while inside the darkroom.

The culture festival opens and the club puts on its Magical Art Illusion, Asagi shows off her photographs and Yuito creates art for attendees; with Hitomi's time almost up, she and Yuito take a look around the school grounds.

As the culture festival draws to a close, Hitomi says goodbye to her friends before making the journey back home, but a problem with the star-sand watch sends Hitomi and Aoi somewhere unexpected.