Nokusa

Fifty-year-old Fumi (played by Kobayashi Satomi) lives alone in a coastal town and leads a regular life every day. She does aerobics in the morning, has lunch with her colleagues while sitting on the embankment blowing the sea breeze, and reports to the community alcohol rehabilitation meeting on time after get off work. The ordinary life day after day was changed by a meteorite falling from the sky one night. After this chance of one in hundreds of millions came, Fumi gradually discovered all kinds of people, things and things around her that she had never paid attention to before. The new love of a widowed friend turned out to be a monk who chanted sutras for her late husband; the joyful and tragic first love of the boy next door Kohei; the surprising unknown behind the mentor of the Alcoholics Anonymous Society; and the new face who first arrived in the town, the man Goro (Matsushige Yutaka) who is good at blowing beautiful tunes with dew grass leaves. ), the two never noticed each other's heartbeat. They didn't ask about each other's past, nor did they think about the distant future. They just shared the present, stopped together to feel the long-forgotten happiness, and those long-dusted sad pasts were miraculously soothed.