One summer day, Tokiko, whose life in Tokyo is going nowhere fast, gets on an overnight bus to the countryside. When she arrives, she meets Yohei, a high school student struggling to deal with the sudden death of a young man who was like a big brother to him.
Misaki Kinoshita
Tokiko
Yuki Izumisawa
Yohei
Syohei Ueki
Kazushige
Mao Nakagawa
Akiho
Ryuzo Tanaka
Shoichi
Yoji Tanaka
One summer day, Tokiko, whose life in Tokyo is going nowhere fast, gets on an overnight bus to the countryside. When she arrives, she meets Yohei, a high school student struggling to deal with the sudden death of a young man who was like a big brother to him.
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