[Machine Translation] A girl pulls a trigger toward "early spring," which is supposed to be beautiful. ATG's first film of the 80's! This is the second film by up-and-coming director Hashiura Masato, who won the New Director's Award of the Directors Guild of Japan. The film was shot entirely on location in the seaside of Noto, Hokuriku in early spring, with the cooperation of the Kakumiya, a former samurai-ship wholesaler designated as an important cultural asset by Ishikawa Prefecture, and features multilayered images by Hashiura, who won the Directors Guild of Japan's New Directors Award for "Marionette in the Starry Sky" in 1978. This was the first film that launched ATG into the 80's. From this film, ATG's advertising methods and style also began to change. Iyo is 15 years old and lives with her father and grandmother in a town in Hokuriku. One morning, her father rescues a woman on the beach. Although she survived, she had lost her memory. When the woman starts staying at home, Iyo senses that the atmosphere in the family has started to change little by little. The impressionable Iyo's heart is greatly shaken with the memory of her late mother...