Tomoichiro Setsuda

In the last summer of my twenties, a drinking party for three women who have been close friends since college. The girls, who are unable to become adults due to the impasse of youth, recall the days when they were young when they could dream freely and take a new step forward.

The world is made of essentials and non-essentials. However, the more essential a thing is, the more we can’t have it. Instead, we carry unnecessary burdens, just like Satomi. At such a time, her brother comes back as a sister.

A lone female student spends her summer holiday hanging around an empty highschool. A female teacher tries to befriend her but with little to no success. The student then meets a biology teacher who is boiling a bat carcass in the corner of the schoolyard.

In the last summer of my twenties, a drinking party for three women who have been close friends since college. The girls, who are unable to become adults due to the impasse of youth, recall the days when they were young when they could dream freely and take a new step forward.

The world is made of essentials and non-essentials. However, the more essential a thing is, the more we can’t have it. Instead, we carry unnecessary burdens, just like Satomi. At such a time, her brother comes back as a sister.

A lone female student spends her summer holiday hanging around an empty highschool. A female teacher tries to befriend her but with little to no success. The student then meets a biology teacher who is boiling a bat carcass in the corner of the schoolyard.