Family Bond

The narrative centers on Shingo Kawasaki, a master carpenter known for his exceptional skills and warm heart. Despite his somewhat intimidating appearance, he lives a fulfilling life with his wife and daughter until he meets an insurance saleswoman who has a withdrawn son. Shingo's growing attachment to the boy leads him to undertake the significant task of building a house for the mother and son, creating tension within his own family and work environment.

As Shingo immerses himself in this new project, he faces challenges that test his relationships. His wife, daughter, and apprentice express their discontent with his choices, highlighting the strain that his good intentions place on his immediate family. The arrival of the boy's estranged father adds another layer of complexity to the story, raising questions about loyalty, responsibility, and the meaning of family.