Inspector Sugishita Ukyo, head of the Special Missions Division, returns from London and goes home in the sports car of Assistant Inspector Kanbe Takeru, who has come to meet him at Narita Airport even though Ukyo did not ask him to. However, on the way home, Ukyo notices police officers from the Metropolitan Police Department conducting a crackdown outside the agency’s jurisdiction in Chiba Prefecture and gets suspicious. The police officers that Ukyo had seen were riding motorcycles. He lies in wait in a street with a dead end, but the motorcycle police have vanished into thin air. Ukyo is mystified and begins a thorough investigation. The Head of the National Police Agency’s Secretariat, Onoda Koken, appears before Ukyo, who has a bad feeling about what is going on. He tells Ukyo that Honda Atsuto, a revolutionist and senior leader of the leftist radicals “Red Canary”, has secretly returned to Japan.

The sweet and bitter love stories of three women.

Suh-hee is left by her mother at an orphanage as a small child. She grows up at the orphanage and becomes close to Sae-joon, the son of the orphanage's director. The Director objects to her son dating Suh-hee and kicks Suh-hee out of the orphanage shortly before she graduates from high school. Suh-hee must survive on her own in the outside world. Sae-joon continues to love Suh-hee despite his mother's objections.

Da Eun works part-time and Kim Byul is an idol in her 5th years since debut. These two girls who look alike decide to change each other’s lives just for 7 days. It tells the romantic encounters of these 2 girls

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Tae Ho and Sang Goo are two men who constantly fought at work and hates each other even more now that they’re both the heads of rival companies. When their children Do Hee and Young Joon get married, the bickering fathers are forced to become in-laws.

A group of three completely different friends share a very common reality. They have no money. As they scrounge through life their worries compile as they talk of fleeing to Vietnam, robbing old ladies or even selling their own bodies. All because driving a Taxi in Seoul during the 90's just doesn't quite pay the bills.