White Rabbit Candy [Film and TV Commentary]

The 27-year-old office worker Daikichi Kawachi (played by Kenichi Matsuyama) rushes back to his hometown to attend his grandfather's funeral. He unexpectedly meets his grandfather's illegitimate daughter, the beautiful and poor Rin Shikaga (played by Ashida Aina). Naturally, Rin cannot gain the approval of the Shikaga family, but he arouses Daikichi's attention and sympathy. In the end, Daji brought this 6-year-old aunt who was still wetting the bed back to Tokyo to raise him alone. Rin's arrival completely changed the life of Daji, a bachelor. He worked hard in the company for half a day, and when he returned home, he had to take care of Rin's food, clothing and daily life. As Rin reached the age of entering kindergarten, running gradually became the theme of Daji's life. In the process, Rin, who had once tightly closed her heart, gradually opened her heart to Daji. They are not only a strange father and daughter, but also an aunt and nephew whose age is reversed. Their ordinary life is full of happiness... The film is adapted from the popular manga of the same name by Uhita Yumi