All About My Siblings

Growing up in Japan transcends generational differences. The five Sato siblings are coming of age and trying to find their way in the world in modern-day Japan. Asahi (Satoshi Tsumabuki), Satoru (Eita), Hikari (Hikari Mitsushima), Haru (Tasuku Emoto) and Tadashi (Shuhei Nomura) must all face their own challenges of academics, employment, unemployment, social strata, friendships.

Growing up in Japan transcends generational differences. The five Sato siblings are coming of age and trying to find their way in the world in modern-day Japan. Asahi (Satoshi Tsumabuki), Satoru (Eita), Hikari (Hikari Mitsushima), Haru (Tasuku Emoto) and Tadashi (Shuhei Nomura) must all face their own challenges of academics, employment, unemployment, social strata, friendships.

Growing up in Japan transcends generational differences. The five Sato siblings are coming of age and trying to find their way in the world in modern-day Japan. Asahi (Satoshi Tsumabuki), Satoru (Eita), Hikari (Hikari Mitsushima), Haru (Tasuku Emoto) and Tadashi (Shuhei Nomura) must all face their own challenges of academics, employment, unemployment, social strata, friendships.

Growing up in Japan transcends generational differences. The five Sato siblings are coming of age and trying to find their way in the world in modern-day Japan. Asahi (Satoshi Tsumabuki), Satoru (Eita), Hikari (Hikari Mitsushima), Haru (Tasuku Emoto) and Tadashi (Shuhei Nomura) must all face their own challenges of academics, employment, unemployment, social strata, friendships.