Inheritance

In May 2015, a group of students from Tokyo, aged 16 to 23, travels to a farmhouse in Sukagawa, Fukushima Prefecture. Here, they meet Kazuya Tarukawa, a farmer grappling with the legacy of his father's suicide following the nuclear accident. Kazuya discusses the harsh realities of farming in Fukushima, four years after the disaster, and the challenges posed by TEPCO's compensation system.

The film delves into Kazuya's determination to continue farming on his ancestral land despite the difficulties. It highlights the personal and communal struggles in the aftermath of the disaster, making it a significant documentary for those interested in environmental and social issues. Inheritance captures a crucial moment in Japanese history and provides insight into the resilience of individuals affected by the catastrophe.