Tousan no Kiteki

The narrative follows Yu Sakai, a musician grappling with unresolved childhood memories triggered by the rediscovery of his fourth-grade diary. The entries reveal a strained relationship with his father, framed by the looming presence of the family’s fishing heritage. As an adult, Yu finds himself increasingly affected by his father's physical stature, experiencing a subtle but unsettling shift in perception each time he returns home.

The series explores themes of generational trauma and the enduring impact of familial dynamics. It presents a quiet, introspective atmosphere, focusing on the psychological weight of unspoken feelings and the complexities of parental influence. The story unfolds through understated moments and visual cues, inviting viewers to contemplate the lingering echoes of the past within present relationships. It’s a character-driven exploration of memory, perception, and the difficulty of truly understanding those closest to us.