Akira, a university student, works part-time at a gay bar. One night, a middle-aged man named Takashi comes in. The two love movies and hit it off, and as it happens to be Akira's birthday, Takashi leaves the bar and buys a bouquet of flowers before returning to give it to him.

First movie in the film series Yaou Retsuden, about club hosts who want to become "the King of Night."

Second movie in the film series "Yaou Retsuden." Yuto, the No. 1 host in Kabukicho, compete against Takato, a new host, to become the "King of the night."

Yū, a young musician trying to find his voice through guitar and online performances, lives a quiet, uncertain life shaped by creative ambition and emotional restlessness. His routine shifts when Mikio, an older man who records everyday life on his smartphone, enters his world. What begins as a tentative connection gradually deepens as they start living together, sharing small domestic moments that blur the lines between documentation and intimacy. As their bond grows, a single kiss becomes a defining memory—tender, unresolved, and quietly transformative. The film reflects on how love lingers through fragments of memory and how “the way home” is not always a place, but a feeling tied to someone who once changed you. Intimate and introspective, it explores connection, age difference, and the fragile imprint of first love.