I'll hold my mother, so please let her go. Sayo Akagi, Maki Kanda

A clear sky. A mountain village, a Japanese-style house standing there, on the edge, an open window. Sayo Akagi, wearing an apron, is cleaning the edges. Enchanted cleaning premature. Masayoshi Akagi, his son, is grazing at the garden. Because, today, Maki Kanda, Akagi's younger sister, was scheduled to visit from Tokyo with his son Daisuke. A countryside where a delightful parent and child laughter echoes. Please enjoy an unexpectedly unfolding drama and incest swapping.