Synopsis

Dominating the exterior of Shinjuku Station stands a magnificent golden lion, its roar seemingly echoing through the city. This is no mere decoration; it serves as a donation receptacle for disaster relief and initiatives supporting young people. Passersby are numerous, some hurrying on without a glance, while others pause to offer small acts of generosity. But who contributes consistently, donating for more than seventy-two hours, and what compels them to do so?