The Korean-Japanese immigrants who came to japan in the midst of colinializtion for one reason or another—the first-generation grandmothers in Sakuramoto, Kawasaki, are in the final stage of life on the tough Japanese soil they built their foundation. They witness the reality that Japan is becoming a country capable of war again, and shout "No to War" from their experience, recalling the atrocity of it. As they earn to read, write and paint in their later years, what do these grandmothers, who have lived their lives vigorously in the face of oppression and discrimination, would like to tell to the future generations? A poignant and dazzling story of 22 years.
