Synopsis

29-year-old salaryman Mochizuki Yuto (Hayashi Kento) works for a trading company. The second of triplet boys, he has been a cheerful person who easily gets carried away since he was a child, and lives with vigour. Yuto joined his present company through his late father’s connections and has been there for seven years now. His work is not the sort that he can get through with sheer enthusiasm and connections, and he has fallen completely behind. He considers himself junk and everyone acknowledges it. Just as Yuto is thinking of resigning from the company, a state of emergency is declared because of the coronavirus. How would he fare in a completely different work environment of telework and video conferences for three months? On a day after the state of emergency is lifted, Yuto’s older brother Taito (Hayashi Kento), an accountant, and youngest brother Mitsuo (Hayashi Kento), who resides and has a agricultural farm in Ibaraki Prefecture, who are worried about him come over to his place.