Hirayama works as a janitor in Tokyo’s public restrooms, leading a simple life with a highly structured daily routine. He nurtures a passion for music, books, and trees, often capturing them through his photography. Unexpected encounters force him to confront his past.

Wim Wenders’ films are celebrated for their exploration of small moments of joy, human connections, urban aesthetics, and affection for Japan. In works like ‘Tokyo-Ga’, Wenders pays homage to the Japanese filmmaker Yasujirō Ozu, reflecting his deep admiration for Ozu’s work.