Synopsis

The initial diagnosis brings a wave of disorientation, followed by the stark reality of mortality. Alongside these fears, anxieties for loved ones weave through the experience. Cancer patients navigate a complex landscape of emotions. At a hospital in Japan, a unique program offers a path toward processing these feelings: senryu, a concise form of Japanese poetry. One patient conveys a lifetime of gratitude to his wife; another employs humor as a shield against a formidable illness. Within this