Yes, I can't swim

The movie "Yes, I Can't Swim" is adapted from the book by Hidemi Takahashi. The protagonist played by Hiroki Hasegawa is obviously a landlubber who dares not even touch water, but he always makes excuses for his stubborn philosopher Yuuji Kotori. Ayase Haruka plays the eccentric coach Shizuka Hakuhara who is very enthusiastic in teaching swimming, but otherwise clumsy. Yuuji is a professor of philosophy at the university. He is afraid of facing water and cannot swim at all. One day, he always resists the relationship between people and water and tries his best to avoid water. In the classroom of Shizuka, the coach who forcibly persuaded Yuji to join the club, he started learning to swim with the lively housewives. Shizuka said: "It is easier to survive in the water than on land." Yuji made a fuss because of his fear of water, but continued to take classes. Yuuji, who was afraid of water for some reason, began to advance and retreat.