Amayo no Tsuki

Saki, late for a piano lesson, bumps into a beautiful stranger who silently returns her dropped sheet music and offers a band-aid. The next day, Saki discovers the stranger is Kanon, a hearing-impaired classmate at her new high school. Kanon, refusing any accommodations, presents a cold exterior to her peers and teachers. Despite this, Saki is drawn to Kanon and begins to try and bridge the gap between them. Over the course of the school year, Saki attempts to understand Kanon's perspective and slowly chips away at her guarded demeanor. The anime explores themes of communication, empathy, and the challenges of forming connections with those who experience the world differently.