It feels a bit like the story of the Cowherd and Weaver Girl. The difference is that not only the space is dislocated, but the time is also dislocated.
To be honest, I think that Mikako is so obsessed with the young and ignorant first love, maybe just because the flower buds have not yet bloomed and stopped abruptly. Being thrown to such a distant place (that's a real foreign land), helpless and lonely, I need this feeling as a chain to connect her to her hometown.
Then. Didn't the actor in the middle say no more? Why wait again? ……Forehead. It was that text message that made him change his mind?
Aliens are actually not easy... their mothers in the countryside would cry too. After all, the United Nations won in the end.
The character design...it's not the same dimension as the background...
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