Tonbi

Yasuo, who grew up an orphan, builds a fragile world of meaning around his wife's love and the birth of his son, Akira. This carefully constructed reality shatters instantly when his wife dies in an accident. Left alone with a grieving child, the man—who never experienced parental love himself—must navigate a silence thicker than words. The familiar space of their home becomes a landscape of unshared sorrow and daily rituals performed on autopilot. Yasuo is forced to learn fatherhood from scratch, fumbling through his own anguish and his son's despair, searching for a thread delicate enough to stitch their broken lives back together.