Tokio Oohara

Toki is a homeless woman always looking for dolls. One day she meets a mute man who searches for the same thing as her.

Toki wants to fly. She had a dream about being above Buenos Aires. She brought her own wings to the tango city. But perhaps not enough flying lessons.

Toki is an office worker who loves nature and knows how to find things to eat outdoors. At lunch time, she goes out and saves on her budget a bit.

Tokyo is suffering from a once-in-a-century pandemic. Yet the morning commuter trains are as crowded as ever. Toki is fed up with the suffocation of the mask covering her mouth, and the men who take advantage of the fact that their face is hidden by the mask to molest her. One morning, Toki orders a Toki (Japanese Crested Ibis) mask from a friend who makes masks of animals, and when she puts it on and gets on the train, she does something unexpected.

A day of the rice-planting. Preciousness of the labor to make one's food with oneself. Water of the ground (rice field), water of the sky (rain), the water of the person(sweat and tears), beauty of those water. This is a short movie about the current situation where these waters are contaminated by radiation from the Fukushima nuclear accident in 2011. And it is the work which found hope to people planting rice with lovers.