Children

Igarashi Tohru is an ordinary college student who accepts what appears to be a highly lucrative opportunity. For the substantial sum of three million yen, he agrees to take on a six-month part-time position working at a childcare facility. The catch is its location: the center is situated deep within a remote, isolated mountain region, far removed from the conveniences and safety of civilization. Driven by the promise of significant financial reward, Tohru leaves his everyday life behind to care for the children residing there. However, the staggering compensation proves to be a warning rather than a blessing. As Tohru settles into his duties in this secluded environment, he gradually realizes that the facility harbors a deeply unsettling atmosphere. The isolation of the mountains conceals more than just quiet wilderness; it masks a heavy burden tied to the very nature of the work he has been hired to perform. In this forgotten place, the responsibilities demanded of him are steeped in profound moral darkness. What initially seemed like a straightforward job soon reveals itself to be a harrowing ordeal, forcing the young student to confront the sinister reality lurking beneath the surface of his new role.