A piece of snow

Draw the appearance of a middle-aged man with relationships with multiple women. The original director Junichi Watanabe's story involves the tragic playwright Arai W's novels, and the detective story takes on the 'Bay Coast Highway', where Sho Gao is in charge. Ichiro from Kyoto and Arashi Takamura reunite after 10 years at a friend's gathering. Yagami, in his mid-40s, is an architect who has an office in Harajuku. His young secretary, Masako, is a wife with one daughter, and then there's Rinko, who has been estranged from Sho for 4 and a half years and continues their relationship even now. Kasumi is 30 years old, and her husband has left her, engaged in an art gallery, with a chapter or cage living in Kamakura. Kasumi was a student 10 years ago, longing for a coach, staying up all night. Kasumi likes Yagami, but soon withdraws after getting pregnant the first time, which resulted in a surgical abortion. Satisfied with a call from under Kyoto's haze. It is Kasumi who is invited by the Kyoto Prefecture to leave, to now where I played with two beds to be bound in Kyoto. The rendezvous continues until Kasumi's real feelings become burnt out. It is the change in Kyoto and Tsu going to the same office that gets Sho's kids excited, flirtatious, and asking him. The children spend one night funding their own residence and left with Kasumi from work, leaving traces in Kyoto's mansion. She decides to marry Tsu without any opposition. Masako agrees to the divorce. The haze promises to go on a trip to Spain. However, the haze does not arrive at the airport. Scented for half a month, it appears in front of Kyoto. Yagami learns and feels betrayed by Sho, who is involved in Kasumi's matter. I had told you about or helped Kaoru as an ally for Kasumi, and the travel and absence proof became too severe, causing haziness to become anxious. Kaoru goes to the Kyoto Prefecture, urging 'to hold on' will be refused. Then there, tears fall while watching the cherry blossom petals at the window, becoming one of them.