The Tale of Iya

Overview

A remote corner of Japan faces disruption as a tunnel construction project looms, endangering its pristine environment. Amid this turmoil, an elderly man and his granddaughter, Haruna, embody a simple yet profound way of life that captivates a disillusioned Tokyoite. Their connection to nature and traditional values sparks a transformation in his perspective, prompting him to reconsider the consequences of urban progress. As the clash between modernization and preservation intensifies, their bond offers a poignant reflection on the importance of heritage and the delicate balance of life.