Akira Has

During the Northern Song Dynasty, Zhao Xingde (played by Hiroshi Sato), a juren, was speechless when faced with the examination questions from the Western Xia Dynasty and took the palace examination with regret. After that, disheartened, Xingde decided to travel far beyond the Great Wall to the Western Xia, a place full of imagination. During his journey, Xingde's caravan was attacked by a mercenary force composed of Han people. He was forced to join the army and

Ryo (played by Hidetaka Yoshida) had a conflict with his father at home and left for a trip to a small town. There, he met the manager of a cinema, Toshio (played by Toshiyuki Nishida), and stayed to work. Also working at the cinema was the projecologist, Mr. Tadashi (played by Kunie Tanaka), and he met Yaeko (played by Yuko Tanaka), who ran a coffee shop.

When Yumi (played by Makiko Eko) was a child, her grandmother always ran away from home and insisted on returning to the countryside from the city to spend her old age. Once, she never came back. Later on, Yumi got married and had children, leading a poor but happy life. One day, her husband, Yufu (played by Tadanobu Asano), passed away unexpectedly. Yumi was widowed

In 21st-century Japan, the new generation has no interest in their studies and is even less interested in old news and anecdotes from hundreds of years ago. Mika Kawabe (played by Rimi Ishihara), a teacher at a certain high school, can only pretend to be accommodating and muddle through when facing this group of children. One evening, Mikako got involved with her students, Masaya Takasawa (played by Tokio Hashimoto) and Mori

The film is adapted from the novel by mystery writer Nanari Nakayama and directed by Eiyo Fukawa. In the movie, the two will team up to play detectives, telling the thrilling battle of offense and defense between a serial killer who uses euthanasia as a method and his detective partner.