Synopsis

The old hospital, a landmark constructed for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, is relocating to a new facility just two hundred and fifty meters away. To guarantee continuous patient care, the entire population must be transferred on a single day. The logistical challenge extends to the careful, scheduled movement of beds and medical equipment, transported in successive truckloads. Months of preparation preceded this momentous undertaking; doctors and nurses convened in meetings for over six months. The