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Desiring to continue working as a physician after she is diagnosed with a disease, Masora Kureno takes a job at a clinic in a countryside village.

The elderly villagers show excitement at the arrival of their long-awaited physician. Masora endears herself to them with her earnest approach.

Yukino suffers from a cognitive disorder that causes her to repeatedly lose her memory. Masora watches as two friends kindly remind her of her life.

The clinic receives a request to assign degrees of urgency to the victims of a landslide in another village, bringing back painful memories for Saku.

A camera crew arrives to film a TV segment on the Nizi Village Clinic. Later, Saku opens up to Masora and Taiyo about what happened to his wife.

After Masora performs Yukino’s memory test at her regular appointment, a muddy Hinata races into the clinic seeking help for her mom and grandfather.

Masora invites Yukino to join her, Taiyo and Saku as they visit their various patients. Later, she suggests that Yukino reenact her wedding ceremony.

Taiyo walks out at night after seeing what looks like an intimate scene between Masora and Saku. In the morning, he finds a man with no vital signs.

An unsocial man moves into the village shortly before the village’s singing contest. The clinic is flooded with patients on Masora’s day off.