Egawa Taro has spent forty years in a psychiatric hospital in a rural area. When an earthquake forces him to transfer to another hospital, it is discovered that there was actually no need for him to have remained hospitalized. At the age of fifty-nine, he begins living alone in Tokyo. Surrounded by things he has never seen before, from the Tokyo Skytree to conveyor-belt sushi, Taro struggles to adjust to his new life. The person assigned to support him is Misaki Kota, a twenty-four-year-old employee in the welfare division of the local ward office. At Misaki's suggestion, Taro makes a list of the things he wants to do, including finding a job, swimming in the sea, appearing in a period drama, and seeing his mother. Although Misaki initially treats his involvement with Taro simply as part of his job, he gradually becomes deeply invested in helping him fulfill the wishes on his list. Eventually, a journalist investigating the "forty lost years" of Taro's life appears before the two of them. (Source: Japanese = cinemacafe.net || Translation = MyDramaList) Edit Translation
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