[Machine Translation] Miharashi Generation, DVD release! -2025, dawn, family, Tokyo, a new view. In May 2025, the youngest Japanese director ever, at the age of 26, was selected for the Directors' Fortnight at the 78th Cannes International Film Festival. Director Yuga Danzuka, who gained attention for his short film "Far Away" ( ndjc2021 ), accomplished this feat with his first feature film and original screenplay. The main character is a young man, Ren, and his older sister, who is about to get married and is worried about her future. The protagonist is a young man, Ren, and his older sister, who is struggling with her future before getting married, and his father, a landscape designer, who has become estranged from his sister and brother after the loss of their mother. The film depicts their attempts to reconsider their relationship in the town of Shibuya, and delicately depicts a universal family landscape as well as the effects of urban redevelopment. The film is extremely lighthearted, yet never loses its earnestness. A new style of Japanese film has been born, open to the audience and with the fresh sensibility of a new director. Award-winning young talent Koyo Kurosaki stars in her first starring role. The main character, Ren, is played by Kurosaki Koyo, a young, skilled actor who made her film debut with "Sayonara Hoyaman" and won the Japan Critics Award for Best Newcomer. She says, "I was able to go into the shoot with 100% confidence in director Danzuka, who has watched my career from the beginning," and she is taking on a major role in her first starring role in Danzuka's first feature film. The father, Hatsu, is played by Kenichi Endo, who has a wide range of roles from villains to comical characters and has a strong presence in many films. The mother, Yumiko, is played by Haruka Igawa, who is active in a wide range of fields including drama, film, stage, and modeling, and the older sister, Emi, is played by Mau Kinryu, a young and talented actress who has won numerous awards as a newcomer to film. Ren is a young man who works as a delivery driver of orchids in Shibuya, Tokyo, where redevelopment is underway. One day, while making a delivery, he meets his father for the first time in several years. He tells his sister, Emi, about it, but she seems unconcerned and quietly prepares for her own wedding. Since the loss of their mother, the siblings and father have been estranged. Ren, who has spent his days in agony, tries once again to measure the distance between his family. As he gazes at the ever-changing cityscape, the family's last night together begins. The barrier-free audio guide includes two patterns: LEO from BE: FIRST and Aoba Kawai, who appeared in director Danzuka's short film "Far Away, I Wish". Special features include a special trailer and a theatrical trailer (common to both DVD and Blu-ray).