Synopsis

Even now, in an era dominated by the internet and email, some cling to the tradition of the postal service. The Shinjuku Post Office, a sprawling institution in Japan, operates around the clock, seven days a week. It is renowned for its ceaseless acceptance of mail, a constant flow of correspondence. A careful glance at the counter reveals a microcosm of human experience: individuals rushing to submit resumes just before the deadline, and others sending packages to loved ones residing far away.