I want to know, but I can't bear to know what Hami, who is squatting at the Shibuya exit every day, is thinking. It is even more unimaginable to wait for the pain, year after year, day after day, and there is no knowing when the master will appear, or whether it will appear at all.
Although the introduction says that the director's goal is to achieve box office success, it may be more important to see the truth apart from commercialization.
Instead of choosing to go all out to love someone, is it happier to enjoy being loved by someone with all their strength?
The person who loves pays, but gets nothing in return, and even suffers, but he is still willing to love. Maybe this is true love. Of course it's not bad for someone to love themselves, but if you love him very much and he loves you very much, you can be considered lucky and happy.
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