Cape No. 7

In the beautiful town of Hengchun near the sea, Ajia (Fan Yichen), a young man whose music dream was hit in Taipei, watched everything with cold eyes. Although he became a substitute postman with the help of the stepfather of the Democratic Party Chairman, letters and parcels were piled up in his room. For an undeliverable parcel from Japan, he did not follow the instructions of the old postman Mao Bo (Lin Zongren) to return it. Instead, he opened it privately and read it: except for a yellowed photo of a girl, there were several letters written 60 years ago. At that time, Japan was defeated in World War II. When the Japanese teacher in Taiwan (Kousuke Naka) retreated with the Japanese army, he abandoned his girlfriend who had eloped with him. On his way home, he turned his love and regret into words, but the letter was not sent by his daughter until his death. Tomoko (Chie Tanaka), a Japanese girl studying and working in Taiwan, aspires to become a model, but is considered to have an outdated image and can only be the publicist responsible for the performance of Japanese super "healing singer" Kousuke Naka (Kousuke Naka) in Hengchun. As usual, there will be a band to warm up before Kousuke Naka's performance. Tomoko originally contacted a Japanese band, but Mindai insisted on using a local band. Tomoko had no choice but to work with several local music lovers, including Aka, who had big differences in age, job, and personality - a traffic policeman (Minxiong) who lost his happy life due to an accident, and a girl who had a crush on the landlady.