One Hundred Dollar Love (plot commentary)

A son (Ando Sakura) who has long passed his thirties ) is bored all day long. She has no intention of helping take care of her own restaurant. She spends all day playing games and killing her little nephew. Her sister Ersanzi (played by Hayori) returned to her parents' home after the divorce. She couldn't stand her sister's behavior so much that the two sisters even fought. Feeling that he was not tolerated by his family, Yizi moved out and got a job as a cashier at the 100-yen supermarket he frequented. This small shop is home to many weirdos, including a store manager who suffers from depression, colleagues who talk too much, and an old lady who was fired for stealing but still comes back from time to time to get expired food. Among these people, Ichiko's mood became increasingly depressed. By chance, she and the little-known boxer Kano (played by Hirofumi Arai) came together, but they couldn't even talk about love. When she was extremely depressed, Ichiko chose to learn boxing. She was eager to release her grievances and dissatisfaction, and to be recognized even just once. This film won the eighth place among the top ten films of the 2014 Japanese Film Festival.