Oshie to Tabi Suru Otoko

Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century Japan, this series unfolds with a contemplative atmosphere centered on a decades-old enigma. An elderly man recounts to a fellow traveler the perplexing vanishing of his brother near the now-demolished Ryounkaku tower in Uozu. The narrative explores themes of memory and perception as it delves into the brother's fascination with optical devices – telescopes and peep shows – and their potential influence on his life.

The story hints at a blurring of lines between the tangible world and subjective experience, prompting questions about the nature of reality itself. It’s a character-driven exploration steeped in historical detail, emphasizing subtle psychological nuances over action-oriented plotlines. The series invites viewers to ponder the lingering impact of the past on the present and the fragile boundaries of human consciousness within a rapidly changing society.