[Machine Translation] A story of "love and rebirth" for those who have lost loved ones. The main character, Tako, is played by Ryuta Bando, a young and talented actor with an overwhelming presence and a wide range of acting skills, and this is his first starring role in a film. His deceased lover is played by Nanase Nishino, who has been active in a variety of fields, including movies and stage performances, and Kaho Minami, who has been expanding her activities overseas, plays Koh's mother. The director is up-and-coming Michio Saku. The concept of grief care has been spreading in Japan in recent years. Grief is a deep sadness that can never be healed. However, each person has his or her own way of dealing with grief. With the help of the people around him, a story of hope was born, creatively depicting a person who clumsily walks the path of rebirth. --Kubaru Morishita is about to marry his girlfriend of three years, Miki, when one day she dies in a car accident. Stunned by unspeakable anguish and grief, he returns to his hometown of Gifu after a long absence at the urging of his mother, Yoko. Yoko also lost her husband in a tragic accident, and she is still traumatized. Yoko thought her grief would never heal, but through a mysterious experience, she comes to face Miki's death. Bonus footage (102 min.) includes making of the film, greetings from the stage, and trailers. A set of 5 bromide cards is enclosed. The design is different from the one on the DVD.