Two Americans, an old man and a little girl, are lost in Tokyo.
Strange city people come and go. People don't have time to pay attention to the clouds in the sky, and they can't tell the difference between the rising sun and the setting sun. The twilight of life and the beginning of life are bizarre encounters.
the same loneliness. Loneliness is a misfit. It's the shower head that's too low in the bathroom of the hotel room, it's a strange language, it's a strange way of working, it's a boring phone call, and it's bizarre karaoke. At the age of 19, the world opened its arms in front of her, and the dazedness that followed the unknown grew in her heart. 50 years old, life has turned around, next, where to go?
So hug, exchange body temperature, and then move forward separately.
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