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- Given up her dream and life long ago, Yoko has been socially isolated for years and barely leaves her tiny apartment. When she receives the news of her estranged father's death, she is forced to leave the room and ride with her cousin to return home for the first time in 20 years. However, Yoko ends up left alone in the highway rest stop... Now, without a cell phone nor enough money for public transportation, Yoko has no choice but to hitch some rides in order to make it to her father's funeral.
- When Natsumi's father dies she return to the forest which she had visited with him with his motorcycle. She meets and decides to stay with a family who also own a store nearby.
- Kurumi was about to open a cafe with a friend in Tokyo, but with her grandfather's sudden collapse back home in Sendai she instead visits him. The grandfather asks her to reopen his cafe despite the recent tsunami and nuclear incident. Kurumi is unsure and yet time is in short supply.
- A Taiwanese girl Yuwen comes to a village of Fukushima to study abroad. She thinks falling-in-love is a stupid thing and the land is unusually dry as Yuwen's heart because of no rains. Yuwen struggles to speak Japanese but learns Japan culture and relationships from her host family and neighbors. As she opens her heart little by little, rain falls on the small village after a long time.
- Adapted from the World Gays' Clips manga, the omnibus style film contains three segments. In the first story, a high-school girl who is the head of class is bullied. She is also beaten at home. A class-mate who skips class asks her to run away together. In the second story, a schoolgirl who draws has a best friend who shares her hobby. They are also rivals. In the third segment a schoolgirl is talented in calligraphy. She practices on the school wall and is quite the vandal. A teacher suggests she puts her calligraphy to a good use instead of creating graffiti.