Reminiscence Journey

A 48-year-old unsuccessful actor confronts his past when he undergoes hypnosis after a mysterious teenager hands him a note.

Cast

Taiyu Fujiwara

as Fumiya

Kazuya Takahashi

as Fumiya [48 years old]

Aimi Satsukawa

as Kurumi [33 years old]

Marin

as Minako

Akari Takaishi

as Kurumi [18 years old]

Rion Okamoto

as Yurie

Mariko Akama

as [Fumiya's mother]

Masakazu Nemoto

as [Hypnotist]

Himena Irei

as Himari

Seiji Toyama

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