Wakana is a 17-year-old high school student who loves to cook. She enjoys peaceful days with her family and friends, but sometimes she senses delicate changes among people around her. Wakana meets office worker Mizuho through social media where she can talk about her worries, but Mizuho turns out to be a person Wakana never expected to be.
Mana Yasuda
Director
Mayu Hotta
Wakana Maeda
Haruna Kishimoto
Mika Nakabayashi
Nagisa Nishino
Ayumi Onoe
Ryuichi Ando
Shimizu Toru
Amon Hirai
Masashi Katsuragi
Atsushi Honma
Handyman
Masaki Kitahara
middle-aged male
Tomonori Jinnai
Tomonori Jinnai
Joe Nakamura
Mr.Kamiyoshi
Yuko Hashizume
Kumiko Onoe
Makiko Watanabe
Naoko Maeda
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