In a quiet neighborhood in Tokyo, the life of the Asai family is marked by an unexpected twist when the patriarch, a sound engineer, finds himself unable to awaken from his deep morning slumber. With a lighthearted tone and a touch of surrealism, the story unfolds through the curious gazes and interactions of the various family members and their neighbors, who gather around the unusual phenomenon.
The mother, weary yet determined, tries to carry on with daily activities while receiving a series of visits that complement the scene. From her rebellious daughter, who yearns for freedom, to her young son, who watches with fascination every absurd dialogue and comedic situation that arises, the family dynamic comes to life with laughter and misunderstandings. The neighbors also contribute to the mix, each with their own perspective on the enigma of the sleepy father, creating a feast of endearing interactions and clever dialogues.
As the plot progresses, themes of communication, daily routine, and family bonds are explored, all wrapped in an atmosphere of comedy and reflection. When the reason behind the father's slumber is finally revealed, a whirlwind of emotions ensues, prompting all the characters to reevaluate their connection with him and with each other. With a captivating visual style and a witty script, this tale becomes an exploration of time, tradition, and modernity in Japanese life.