Contents of Japanese film love letters

Kobe, a snowy day in winter.

Hiroko Watanabe and her relatives and friends are paying homage to her fiancé, Itsuki Fujii, who died in a mountain disaster 2 years ago.

Although Fujii Shu is dead, Hiroko can never forget him. By chance, Hiroko discovered Fujii's junior high school graduation album... Hiroko sent a letter to heaven. Respectfully, Itsuki Fujii: How are you? I’m fine. Hiroko Watanabe Part 1 This letter was forwarded to a girl in Otaru, Hokkaido, where Fujii was in middle school. Hiroko received a reply she had never expected - "Dearly, Hiroko Watanabe: How are you, I'm fine, just a little cold. Fujii tree"

Current boyfriend Akiyama wanted to let Hiroko Fujii Shu, who had forgotten his death, decided to go to Otaru with Hiroko to find out the truth.

It turns out that this is a girl with the same name as Hiroko’s fiancé. Fujii Shu (female, henceforth referred to as Shu) went to the hospital due to a cold and was unable to meet Hiroko. Hiroko left her a letter explaining why he wrote to her.

At the station, Hiroko happened to meet Ashu and saw this girl who looked exactly like him. Hiroko immediately guessed that she was Fujii.

Hiroko had doubts about the reason why Fujii chose him: If this is the reason why he chose me, I will never forgive him.

Hiroko received a letter from Ashu, telling her that she did have a junior high school classmate with the same name as her, and that person was Hiroko's fiancé Fujii Shu. At Hiroko's request, Ashu began to write down his memories of the male Fujii (hereinafter referred to as Fujii), but accidentally wrote a memory that he had forgotten. For Ashu, life in junior high school seems to be spent among the unpleasant jokes of his classmates. Because he has the same name as Fujii, he is often teased. Jokes such as Fujii's equation put the two of them together on duty. When choosing a librarian, they were also chosen together to tease them.

But looking back carefully, it seems that Fujii is quite popular with girls. Because Ashu was once entrusted to lead the way for other girls.

Other memories come from Fujii’s occasional bullying of her, such as taking the wrong test paper and deliberately not returning it to her. The strangest thing is that when Fujii worked as a librarian with her, he didn't help her at all. He just hid in the bookshelf and wrote something by himself, and often borrowed some books that no one read.

The memories at the stadium seem to be Ashu's last memories of him.

At Hiroko's request, Ashu came to the school and took some photos of their school for Hiroko. Unexpectedly, he discovered that he had become a legend in the school.

It turns out that Fujii wrote the words "Fujii Tree" on the bookmarks of countless unchecked books. Therefore, Ashu's schoolmates thought it must have been written by a boy who loved her deeply, and felt very romantic and envious of it. There is even a game among students called: "Finding the Fujii Tree." Ashu quickly explained that Fujii was writing his name, but is this really the case?

Ashu’s last memory of Fujii came from the encounter when Ashu’s father passed away.

In the last semester of third grade, his father died of pneumonia. Ashu took care of the funeral at home and did not go to school. Fujii came to her house and asked her to return the book he borrowed, "Reminiscences of Lost Time." Asked why he didn't pay it back, Fujii said he couldn't.

A week later, Ashu went to school and found out that Fujii had transferred to Kobe. So Ashu put "Reminiscences of Lost Time" back on the bookshelf.

Akiyama accompanied Ashu to the mountain where Fujii died and said goodbye to Fujii.

Bozi sent Ashu the memories written back to her: The memories written in the letter belong to you.

A Shu’s cold worsened into pneumonia, and there was heavy snow outside the window. The ambulance could not be reached in time, so Grandpa rushed to the hospital with her on his back...

Autumn passed and spring came, and a group of unexpected guests came. Arrive at Ashu’s house. What they were holding in their hands was the book "Reminiscences of Lost Time".

Take out the library card with "Fujii Tree" written on it and turn it to the back: It is actually a sketch of a tree that Fujii used to draw.

Director: Iwai Shunji Shunji Iwai

Screenwriter: Iwai Shunji Shunji Iwai

Starring: Ken Mitsuishi ..... Abekasu

Etsushi Toyokawa ..... Akiba Shigeru

Kumi Nakamura ..... Hamaguchi, teacher

Tomorowo Taguchi ..... Female itsuki's father

Hiroshi Kanbe ..... Haruo

Sansei Shiomi ..... Kajioyaji

Miki Sakai ..... Itsuki Fujii as a young girl

Takashi Kashiwabara ..... Male itsuki fujii

Miho Nakayama ..... Itsuki Fujii/Hiroko Watanabe