When Kenji is asked to move to the countryside to care for his grandmother, Yoshie, he isn’t prepared for how fragile life can sound, the rasp of her breath, the silence that follows her laughter, and the ticking of days that feel both long and fleeting.

There, he meets Ami, Yoshie’s neighbor and close friend. She's the same age as Kenji and Ami is everything Kenji isn’t. Bright, persistent, and quietly hopeful. Together, they fill the quiet spaces of Yoshie’s home with conversation, laughter, and the warmth of small, ordinary moments.

As the seasons pass, Kenji learns that caring for someone means more than patience. It means listening, understanding, and finding beauty in what won’t last forever.

But as the air grows still and the sky begins to dim, Kenji must face what it truly means to let go, and what it means to love even when you know it can’t stay.