GOOD-MOURNING
グッド・喪ーニング
Keiko Hasegawa, a 34-year-old woman, works at a funeral home in her small hometown. Her daily routine involves preparing bodies and comforting grieving families. It is not the best life, but she finds it acceptable. She has grown accustomed to the quiet rhythm of her work and the familiar faces of her community. However, a sense of monotony lingers beneath the surface.
One day, Keiko is assigned to a strange funeral. The deceased is an eccentric figure with unusual requests, and the ceremony promises to be anything but ordinary. As she prepares for the event, she must navigate unexpected challenges that test her professionalism and her understanding of life and death. Can she manage the situation without trouble, or will this peculiar assignment change her perspective forever?