Manga artist "Shinji Izumoto" has secured a movie deal. He should be celebrating, but he's going blind, his manga series has been canceled, and he can no longer care for his grandmother. All alone, Shinji makes the devastating decision to jump off a balcony. When "Hibiki Aida", a deaf fan of his, saves Shinji, they begin an unusual life together.
John H. Lee
Director
Tomohisa Yamashita
Shinji Izumoto
Yuko Araki
Hibiki Aida
Mahiro Takasugi
Daisuke Uemura
Maika Yamamoto
Saori Nakamura
Motoki Fukami
Tetsuya Sugawara
Sayaka Yamaguchi
Megumi Toyama
Mari Natsuki
Tae Izumoto
Dai Watanabe
Jeweler
Masaya Katō
Daikichi Sugawara
Shogo Hirayama
Tomoki Kimura
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