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A man believed that his time with his wife would last forever, and he took their love for granted, until his wife tragically died in an accident.
When his wife, whom he loved so much, died, the man’s memories of her began to shatter by the shock.
Having lost the reason to live, he decided to commit suicide, but then he finds a photo that captures precious memories with his wife.
Remembering the time capsule they buried together, the man decides to leave on a journey to find it by train, hoping to recover his lost memories.
The man meets a Japanese high school girl there.
Although he initially finds her annoying and burdensome, she keeps crossing his path like fate.
The time without her, his wife, the moments spent with the girl start to stir his feelings.
Torn between the grief of losing his wife and his growing attraction to the girl, the man's heart becomes increasingly conflicted.
Thus begins an uneasy journey between a man in his forties and a teenage girl.

Robert Schumann, a man who loved his teacher's daughter.
Johannes Brahms, a man who loved his teacher's wife.
Clara Schumann, the muse of these two men.

Johannes Brahms, who received a recommendation letter from Joachim, visits Robert Schumann, a leading composer of the German Romantic era, and Clara Schumann, Germany's greatest pianist.
Recognizing Brahms' genius immediately, Schumann decides to take him on as a student and offers him a place to stay in his home, allowing Brahms to focus solely on music.
Under Schumann's guidance, Brahms gradually grows into an outstanding musician, but he also falls in love with Clara Schumann.
Though Clara tries to push Brahms away, his passion for her only deepens.

As Robert Schumann’s mental illness worsens, it leads to growing obsession and distrust toward his wife.
Clara Schumann gets exhausted by Robert Schumann’s condition.
Robert entrusts his position to Brahms and voluntarily admits himself to a mental hospital for the sake of Clara Schumann, who is struggling