Zoku. Zoku. Saigo kara Nibanme no Koi

11 years have passed and Chiaki is now 59, approaching 60 years old, and Wahei is 63, past retirement age. However, the distance between them remains unchanged, and the story begins in the present, as they watch the lives of the Nagakura family pass by in an old house in Kamakura. Surviving the unprecedented COVID-19 era, humans are creatures who grow older, enjoying the moments given to them, sometimes worrying, and sometimes accepting. Both body and mind are not the same as they were back then. As people get older, their worries increase, and even if they have had many life experiences, they clumsily move forward with new things and loving life. Still, they want to live life happily and funkily, no matter how old they are, and move towards the future, even if they sometimes resist, without being bound by the number of their age. This work is filled with thoughts that will be a "cheer song" for people of the same generation and a "guidepost" for younger people. The unique characters surrounding Chiaki and the Nagakura family weave together a romantic and home comedy with the warmth of a home drama, more than a love drama, and will make you laugh, cry, and even have a little bit of romance. (Source: Japanese = Fuji TV || Translation = kisskh) Edit Translation

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