In a charming corner of Japan, Taeko, a young woman from Tokyo, decides to escape the hustle and bustle of urban life and embarks on a journey to the countryside of the Yamagata region. During her travels, she finds herself reflecting on her childhood, reliving memories of her past summers spent in the countryside. As she progresses on her journey, her memories take her back to when she was 10 years old, a time marked by innocence, friendship, and the small adventures she shared with her sister and friends.
In this nostalgic web, Taeko relives fond moments from her childhood: grappling with her own identity, first love, and a deep connection with nature. Each memory reveals not only the purity of her childhood but also the challenges she faced while growing up, reflecting the transition from adolescence to adulthood. Through imaginative interactions with the memories of her past, Taeko realizes how those experiences have shaped the person she is today.
This journey is not just a physical one, but an emotional exploration that leads her to confront her insecurities and aspirations. In the end, Taeko understands that every experience lived, every emotion felt, has been essential in defining her present reality. With beautiful landscapes and a nostalgic charm, this story reminds us of the importance of memories and how they shape us throughout our lives.