In fact, there is not a single love letter in the whole movie. The only time the love letter appears is when the postman (who seems to be after the tree) handed Hiroko's letter to the tree and asked "ラブレター?". But these letters are, in fact, love letters: there is story after story in it, and in it is one of Fujii's attentive jokes about the tree. Bozi finally sent back all the letters sent by Shu before. She said that these memories should belong to Shu, and also said that the name was not from Fujii, but from Shu. In fact, she already knew it. At this time, the tree was on the road that devoured his father and Fujii. Fortunately, everything has been restored, the tree is still alive, and the two flowers are still blooming. The mother of the tree gave up moving, and the tree also found the tree with the same name as herself. She hugged the tree, and the smile at that moment was beautiful and tight.
It is another story of two flowers, but there is no interlacing between lives, and some are just an overlap in fate. Another "Reminiscence of Time Like Water", it seems that young people in Japan agree with this. In fact, it is far from possible to reappear, just as we can only see the handwriting of the deceased Fujii on the borrowing cards, and that sketch is actually a goodbye.
When we see what love looks like, it is always in a place where we can't get it back. So what do we do after that? stop? Can you hold it? Maybe we can only move forward, in a familiar direction.
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