Sakutaro returns to his hometown to find his fiancée who left suddenly, but the moment he sets foot on his homeland, he recalls his first love, Aki, who died early. A walkman, several volumes of tapes left by Aki, Sakutaro with headphones, listening to Aki's voice, the past little by little came to mind. The photo studio, the island of dreams, the typhoon, and Klulu, who failed to make it, Sakutaro finally collapsed before the wedding photo taken with his first love girlfriend. It turned out that Sakutaro never let go. "I am greedy for the world, because I am alive to fulfill my unfulfilled wishes." After the persuasion of the photo studio master, Sakutaro woke up like a dream, and he went to Klulu to end all this. Klulu is the name of the Aboriginal Australian for the Holy Land, meaning the center of the world, where Sakutaro and his fiancee fulfilled Aki's last wish. Life and death, flesh and spirit. At the beginning of the movie, Aki asks Sakutaro, "Will love disappear with the annihilation of the body?" I wonder if the light smoke at the end of the world is the answer?
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