Shinma Okazaki

A 7-day road trip following a seeker of meaning.

A short film about not believing you have any strong points.

A girl helps to research a stranded whale.

A short film about rivalring schools of warriors that use umbrellas as their combat weapon.

On a clear winter and clear winter morning, men and women walking side by side walk sideways for dispatch work. A run course that is not a daily routine, passing by a high school girl who blooms in the story of her opposite sex while the town is dyed by Akane. Tsukasa spends his gray days imitating the colors of his surroundings, but only the coffee shop in his neighborhood, where he often goes, was the only place to add color to his heart. As expected, Tsukasa also smiled during the time between the friendly young manager and the AI ​​of the clerk who chased him. "I'm not interested in my boyfriend" That's what TSUKASA says, but he always had an uneasy feeling in his mind. At that moment, I am confused by love, the return journey of the two, and sudden questions. "Isn't Tsukasa really like you?"

What if leaving home simply wasn't an option? For 29-year-old Satomi, the answer seems absurdly literal. On the very morning she is finally ready to abandon her hometown for Tokyo, she discovers that every attempt to leave brings her straight back to where she started. Caught in an inexplicable time loop, Satomi has no choice but to confront the place and the people she was so determined to leave behind.