Utage Kinoshita has her priorities perfectly sorted - work, sleep, and F/ACE, specifically Tamon Fukuhara, the group's wild boy who performs like he was built for stages and screaming crowds.

Off stage, Tamon is apparently flawless. On her bedroom wall, even more so.

Destiny brought them together when Utage, as a part-time housekeeper, got assigned to Tamon's house to cover a sick co-worker's shift.

But the man behind the persona is nothing like the posters. He's loud about strange things, unexpectedly awkward about others, and has an almost suspicious interest in whatever Utage is doing at any given moment. The carefully maintained idol mystique begins to develop cracks that are inconvenient.

Tamon's B-Side peels back the manufactured perfection of idol culture with warmth and sharp humour, asking what happens when the fantasy becomes a person, and the person turns out to be better.