Shared house

The indecisive young job-seeker Shota Hayami (played by Shiro Hinoki) is confused about the future, and his girlfriend Hayashi Miguo (played by Meiyu Hata) feels helpless. One day, Shota was unexpectedly hired as a handyman in the shared house where three energetic grandmothers, Utako (played by Takeshita Keiko), Mizue, and Atsuko, lived together. Living with grandmas who have tasted the ups and downs of life is full of joy. The delicious food and "grandma's wisdom tips" deeply touch Miguo and Shota, just like an overtime game of youth! When the mildly demented Tsuneko joins the family, the daily routine of chaos deepens the bond... However, elderly women face many difficulties: re-employment, late night love, health crisis, and forced relocation. Shota, Miguo, Utako and others join hands to face the challenge optimistically. "Young people are unexpectedly down-to-earth" - "No, no, it is the elders' open-mindedness, experience and insight that are amazing." This human comedy depicts the spiritual resonance across the generation gap and writes a touching chapter of "intergenerational enlightenment"!