Takatsugu Naitō

Manzo is a fisherman in a small seaside community who lives and works alone, but longs for a relationship and maybe a wife. When a sign is posted advertising a matchmaking party with city women, all the men gussy themselves up and videotape themselves for the dating service. Manzo borrows a camcorder and tries his luck, but his rehearsed speech doesn't go as planned. When showing the videotape to the prospective dates, he discovers something unusual: There is a woman and her son living in one of his closets. Instead of kicking them out, he encourages them to stay and develops a relationship with them that makes the other fishermen jealous.

Reiko lives a luxurious life, but remains unsatisfied. Jiro is a manual laborer who works from dusk till dawn with little prospect for love. One day, Reiko and Jiro happen to meet in a corner of Tokyo.

Manzo is a fisherman in a small seaside community who lives and works alone, but longs for a relationship and maybe a wife. When a sign is posted advertising a matchmaking party with city women, all the men gussy themselves up and videotape themselves for the dating service. Manzo borrows a camcorder and tries his luck, but his rehearsed speech doesn't go as planned. When showing the videotape to the prospective dates, he discovers something unusual: There is a woman and her son living in one of his closets. Instead of kicking them out, he encourages them to stay and develops a relationship with them that makes the other fishermen jealous.

Reiko lives a luxurious life, but remains unsatisfied. Jiro is a manual laborer who works from dusk till dawn with little prospect for love. One day, Reiko and Jiro happen to meet in a corner of Tokyo.

Reiko lives a luxurious life, but remains unsatisfied. Jiro is a manual laborer who works from dusk till dawn with little prospect for love. One day, Reiko and Jiro happen to meet in a corner of Tokyo.