There was one Japanese confectionery shop in the downtown of Tokyo in postwar days, and there was a younger sister named Sakura and the relative in the elder brother of the mischievous nuisance named Torajiro and a modest and calm woman there. This story is a Japanese comedy cinema set in such a Japanese confectionery shop. This story consists of the main character Torajiro leaving his house, traveling around Japan, and falling in love with the heroine on his journey. I mean, on the surface, the piece is a comedy romance. However, the charm of this work is not limited to superficially interesting. The real charm of this story is that the feeling of caring for the other party overflows in the key point.

The main character, Torajiro, has characteristics that often cause trouble to others because he can not express his opinion to people, but he is very sensitive to the gentle and good side of people, such as sacrificing himself for people and shedding tears in the kindness of people, and expressing it casually. The japanese people feel a sense of intimacy in the character which does not decorate it, and feel nostalgia though there is no exaggerated reaction and the famous word.