Every summer, the family returns to Fukushima, where the father lives alone in his childhood home. This year, it's no different — but this visit holds a special kind of tension. Love-kun, the son, arrives with his wife, and the reunion brings back old memories, but also a new kind of closeness. While the father is usually distant, busy with work and play, this time feels different. He's been alone for years, and now, with the return of his son and wife, a new kind of connection begins to form.
As the days pass, the father's usual loneliness is broken by the warmth of his family. He enjoys the meals prepared by his wife, and the laughter shared with his son. But there's more to this visit than just family bonding. The father's quiet solitude has been a long time coming, and now, with the return of his son and the presence of his wife, he begins to feel a stirring of something deeper.
At first, it's just small moments — a shared meal, a quiet conversation, the familiar rhythm of home. But soon, the father's loneliness gives way to something more intense. He's no longer just a man who lives alone — he's a man who wants to be close again, to feel the warmth of a connection that's been missing for years.
As the days go on, the father's emotions build, and his desire becomes more apparent. He wants to feel the closeness of his family in more than just words and memories. And as the visit continues, the lines between affection and desire blur, setting the stage for a night that will leave both father and son changed — and perhaps, a little more connected than ever before.
