Izumi Shoto (Kento Hayashi), who lacked family warmth since childhood, was full of hatred and dissatisfaction. He wandered the streets of the city all day, robbing women and the elderly as targets. During a robbery, he stabbed someone and then fled to Shiiba Village in a deep forest in Miyazaki Prefecture, where he temporarily settled down with a kind old woman (Etsuko Ichihara) to recover. He originally planned to steal money and run away after his injury, but the villagers mistook him for the old woman's grandson, so they talked to him enthusiastically and asked Shoto to prepare for the upcoming festival. In the process, his self-destructive mood was slightly relieved. Soon after, Michi (Mina Fujii), who had left the village for ten years. After meeting Michi, Shoto began to deeply realize the crime he had committed... This film is adapted from the best-selling novel of the same name by Asako Nozaki, who won the Naoki Prize.