Looking for Magical Doremi

Sora, Mire, and Reika, three women who grew up watching Ojamajo Doremi, visit a Western-style building in Kamakura rumored to be the basis for the Mahodo shop. They explore the place together and reminisce about the magic bead toys from the show. The encounter rekindles their friendship despite their separate, busy lives.

That evening, the trio realizes how their shared love for Ojamajo Doremi shaped their identities. They talk about their daily stresses and personal concerns, offering support to one another. Their late-night conversation solidifies their bond.

Sora invites Mire and Reika to join her for Golden Week in Aichi Prefecture. They are excited to escape their routines and reconnect in a setting tied to the anime’s world. The trip marks a deeper friendship forming beyond their regular lives.

During their trip, they explore Hida-Takayama and visit places that resemble scenes from Ojamajo Doremi: The Secret of the Frog Stone. They share laughter and new experiences while reflecting on their own life choices. The journey strengthens their resolve to face personal challenges.

On the third day, Reika reveals that her father left after her parents divorced and her mother died a couple of years later. The confession adds emotional weight to their journey and deepens the trio’s empathy for each other. They listen, comfort, and continue their exploration of their shared past.

The group is led to a hospital to retrieve Reika's magic bead, and Reika sees her father with a new family, who pretends not to know her. The encounter highlights the pain of unresolved family ties and the longing for a connection that remains out of reach. The moment leaves Reika shaken but determined.

Mire chides Reika for not asserting herself, triggering Reika’s anger. She leaves Onomichi to go back alone, cutting her time with Mire and Sora short. The rift tests their friendship and forces them to confront their insecurities.

Mire stays at Sora’s house and watches an episode of Ojamajo Doremi Sharp that resonates with their situation. She travels to Onomichi to apologize and uses the okonomiyaki shop as a guide to find Reika’s apartment. She saves Reika from Seiya’s coercive extortion and Reika finally ends the relationship. Their friendship begins to heal as Reika reveals that her magic bead was given to her by her father.

The two women reinforce their friendship; Reika reveals her bead’s sentimental origin and Mire invites her to move in so they can pursue their studies together. The trio solidifies their support network and commits to pursuing their individual goals. Their renewed bond becomes the emotional engine for the next chapter.

Tired of being treated poorly at work, Mire decides to quit. She learns that her coworker Hayato Yabe has feelings for her, creating a complicated emotional backdrop as she steps toward independence. The decision marks a turning point in her career and personal life.

Yūji is enrolled in a special education school, and Sora helps him gain motivation to study for her teaching exams. Their progress strengthens Sora’s resolve to pursue a teaching career. The supportive dynamic underscores the film’s themes of care and mentorship.

During the summer, the three friends travel to Nara and Kyoto, where episodes of Ojamajo Dokkān! unfold. They befriend Ryuichi Omiya on the train, who becomes their guide and shares the same love for the series. The journey deepens their bond while exposing Sora to unrequited love.

Sora confesses her love for Omiya during their final day in Kyoto, but he rejects her. Despite this setback, the friends realize the importance of moving forward while keeping the spirit of Ojamajo Doremi alive. They choose to support each other regardless of romance.

That night, the three reaffirm their friendship by making a wish on their magic beads, as if casting Magical Stage. They acknowledge that magic comes from within themselves and from the strength of their bond. The moment crystallizes their shared resolve to face the future together.

Three months after the trip, they rent the Kamakura building and open Café MAHODO, a culmination of their dreams. They greet customers and sense Doremi and friends watching over them as silhouettes in the halls. The project represents the new life they built together.