As the father of the second child, watching the entire animation is very warm and happy. The construction of the second child scene is meticulous, and the life scenes of ordinary Japanese families are also drawn very realistically, just like a trip to Japan.
Each little story is triggered by a little emotion from the older brother, which is then extended to each family member. It is not so much a story of the future as it is a story of growth, because both the future and the time of growth point in the same direction. The future is the growth of the whole family. Dad will be more and more able to take care of children, mother will get rid of her bad temper, brother will learn to be sensible, and sister will grow up. Even great-grandfathers and puppies are getting better.
It is a story of hope in which the future is certain and represents growth and happiness.
I have read a lot of Japanese picture books for children. There are beautiful coloring pictures and love stories in the picture books. After watching this animation, I will feel like I have finished reading a set of exquisite picture books.
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