An owner of an upscale flower shop enjoys his single life and one day, a married customer approaches the shop owner to confess her feelings for him.
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Cast
Rikiya Imaizumi
Director
Kei Tanaka
Seiichi Natsume
Sae Okazaki
Kiho Furukawa
Sara Shida
Hiromi Asai
Erena Matsuki
Yoko Mizuno
Suzuno Takenaka
Yuiko Saô
Yumi Shimizu
Miyako Harada
Tamaki Shiratori
Saho Harada
Kenjirô Yamashita
Yu Kawakami
Iku Arai
Kyôko Takeda
Takeo Gozu
Old man
Mantarô Koichi
Sakon Furukawa
Miyuki Matsuzaki
Yuki Kurita
Keiko Ohsawa
Miho Furukawa
Yôichirô Saitô
Shûji Aoki
Sumire
Hiroko Yoshikawa
Miako Tadano
Yumiko Asai
Rie Tomosaka
Mariko Aoki
Rikiya Imaizumi
Writer
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This is a film directed by a rising young director Rikiya Imaizumi starring Kei Tanaka, the actor who recently got his big break after 20 years of his acting career. This film depicts small one-sided love stories that develop around a single florist Natsume (Kei Tanaka) through his daily interactions with customers including a long-term friend ramen shop owner Kiho (Sae Okazaki). There are no shocking or surprising event that happens for love to develop in the story. The director Imaizumi, who also wrote the screenplay, reminds us how people develop feelings towards someone through subtle interactions and heartwarming moments in daily life, and most of these feelings fade without anyone knowing. This film might make you feel that you want to tell someone important in your life, that they are important to you. After watching this movie at a theater in Tokyo, it took me a long time before leaving the seat because I wanted to give myself time to sink-in and enjoy the positive and warm feelings that this movie had given me. I highly recommend watching this.
