Plot is not bad, basically 50 first dates with characters in middle school with heroine losing memories of friends once a week. Now, it would have been great if the plot didn't have subtle hints of NTR everywhere. Luckily, there wasn't any NTR, but the plot and the writing of Hase didn't help, especially with people shitposting anime forums regarding NTR in the show.
Art is like the art in the manga, Brains Base pulls off art pretty well. The art style is appropriate for the "healing" show.
Sound is like art, except not dictated by mangaka. The sound track is not bad and the VAs are good, except for the last episode, where the VA of Fujimiya appeared to be not very good with a frustrated voice. Overall, the sound is pretty well done and fits the characters. Background music is ok, nothing special.
The characters are based on idealistic views of middle school students. They're not poorly written, but can be unrealistic at times but most of the time, they're enjoyable and well written. The writing of Hase could have portrayed him better, but then again, he is just a middle school student. Some people disliked Hase because he is awful for self insertion as he reminds the average viewer of their embarrassing experiences in middle school. Fujimiya is what you expect from someone with amnesia. Shougo is a good wingman, and probably a better MC than Hase, contributing to the NTR sensations mentioned earlier. The new guy also contributes to the NTR sensation. Luckily, it just never materialized, but unfortunately, the MC didn't completely win the kaoribowl at the end.
I could have definitely enjoyed it more if there was less threat of NTR throughout the "healing" show, otherwise it's really enjoyable.
Overall, it's a solid 9/10. Although the average is below 9/10, but put together, it's a solid 9/10.
