The number of dead and missing by the Great East Japan earthquake was fifteen in Asahi City, Chiba Prefecture. This documentary features a woman, who has started a yoga class in especially damaged Iioka District, for one year.
Her name is Yufugaho Kirara. A single mother of four children and a yoga teacher. She is also a choreographer and dances every spring and early winter with a landscape for a background in Hadano City, Kanagawa Prefecture, where she lives. Kirara danced "Legend of the White Snake" in Iioka as well, however, this avant-garde expression didn't touch their heart compared to her popular yoga class. Offering her yoga class every month, discord erupted among a local support group. She had heartache and made a tearful appeal to them.
She often uses the word "Tsubu" (particles). Moving "Tsubu" and receiving "Tsubu" are the pleasure of her dance, yoga and all support activities.What is "Tsubu" about?
In April, she danced with double-flowered cherry trees for a background in Hadano City. There were people of Iioka in the face.