Sasaki has had a difficult period, going through a divorce and losing his job. To take a break and start anew, Sasaki decides to visit Iriomote Island. While there, Sasaki's belongings are stolen by four homeless men. Sasaki then lives with three other people: a survivalist, a city man and a girl who speaks Kansai dialect. One day, Sasaki hears news about the four homeless men and decides to get revenge ...
Sadao Abe
Sasaki
Kento Nagayama
Okkochi
Shihori Kanjiya
Apa
Nozomi Sasaki
Kimi
Pierre Taki
Manbosan
Kazuyuki Asano
Sensei
Shigeru Saiki
Gitasan
Yosuke Omizu
Yoshio
Maki Meguro
Sasaki has had a difficult period, going through a divorce and losing his job. To take a break and start anew, Sasaki decides to visit Iriomote Island. While there, Sasaki's belongings are stolen by four homeless men. Sasaki then lives with three other people: a survivalist, a city man and a girl who speaks Kansai dialect. One day, Sasaki hears news about the four homeless men and decides to get revenge ...
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