Flowers And Rain

The film follows Yoshida, who grapples with feelings of displacement after returning to Japan from London. His journey is marked by frustration as he navigates the complexities of Japanese society while trying to find his place.

As he adopts the persona of SEEDA, Yoshida immerses himself in the world of hip-hop, using rap music as an outlet for his emotions. The film touches on his involvement with drugs and the challenges he faces as he balances his passion for music with his family connections. The narrative is semi-autobiographical, reflecting the realities of working-class life and the struggles of an upstart artist in Tokyo.