Blowing Up—A Perspective on Grief and a Lesson in Compassion
We are constantly being pushed to move on from mishaps and negative feelings. What happens if we're not ready to do so?
Yume wo Kanaeru Zo SP
Indian deity Ganesha (Arata Furuta) appears on the pillow of lackluster salaryman Kohei (Shun Oguri) and tells him he is going to "coach" him to great success. Kohei doesn't believe it, but he signs the contract anyway. The first task Ganesha assigns is for Kohei to tie his shoes, a simple enough order. But from there each task becomes more difficult and more revealing about what keeps Kohei from his true potential.
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Indian deity Ganesha (Arata Furuta) appears on the pillow of lackluster salaryman Kohei (Shun Oguri) and tells him he is going to "coach" him to great success. Kohei doesn't believe it, but he signs the contract anyway. The first task Ganesha assigns is for Kohei to tie his shoes, a simple enough order. But from there each task becomes more difficult and more revealing about what keeps Kohei from his true potential.
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Written By:Keiya Mizuno, Nonji Nemoto
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