Fukugawa Yoshihiro

Tomoko Ashimura types on a computer her memory of her late husband Goro, but Tomoko Ashimura succumbs to a disease. On behalf of Tomoko Ashimura, her grandchild Osamu collects Tomoko’s memoirs. He learns about the love between his grandparents for the past 50 years and the difficult life they faced during and after the Pacific War.

Norihiko, who couldn't tell his friends that his family was too poor to buy him a bicycle and had to tell lie after lie after lie, became an office worker whose only merit as an adult was his feeble mind and no tardiness or absenteeism.

Tomoko Ashimura types on a computer her memory of her late husband Goro, but Tomoko Ashimura succumbs to a disease. On behalf of Tomoko Ashimura, her grandchild Osamu collects Tomoko’s memoirs. He learns about the love between his grandparents for the past 50 years and the difficult life they faced during and after the Pacific War.

Norihiko, who couldn't tell his friends that his family was too poor to buy him a bicycle and had to tell lie after lie after lie, became an office worker whose only merit as an adult was his feeble mind and no tardiness or absenteeism.