Junki Tachibana

Hiro, a young Korean man in Japan, meets Aoi, a digital artist from a wealthy but restrictive family. As their relationship deepens, they visit a charkha studio, inspiring Hiro to create music again. Aoi rejects her family’s corporate expectations and stays at Hiro’s mother’s house. When Hiro gets an unexpected music opportunity in New York, they plan to go together, but Aoi’s father pressures them to separate.

Shinji’s life has been ruined by the crime that his brother, Kyosuke, committed. Unable to forgive him, Shinji keeps his brother’s crime a secret from his fiancée. As Kyosuke is about to be released from prison, Shinji’s fiancée discovers the secret and leaves him. He is also left to reconcile with his estranged mother, while being pestered by a journalist who prompts him to rethink the reason for his brother’s actions.

Hiro, a young Korean man in Japan, meets Aoi, a digital artist from a wealthy but restrictive family. As their relationship deepens, they visit a charkha studio, inspiring Hiro to create music again. Aoi rejects her family’s corporate expectations and stays at Hiro’s mother’s house. When Hiro gets an unexpected music opportunity in New York, they plan to go together, but Aoi’s father pressures them to separate.

Shinji’s life has been ruined by the crime that his brother, Kyosuke, committed. Unable to forgive him, Shinji keeps his brother’s crime a secret from his fiancée. As Kyosuke is about to be released from prison, Shinji’s fiancée discovers the secret and leaves him. He is also left to reconcile with his estranged mother, while being pestered by a journalist who prompts him to rethink the reason for his brother’s actions.