Sayonara itsuka Page #3

Synopsis: Higashigaito Yutaka is transferred to the Bangkok branch of Eastern Airlines. In three months, he will marry Michiko, a relative of the airline's founder, and though he doesn't love her, he knows he could be CEO one day if they wed. In Thailand, Yutaka meets Touko at a bar and is instantly drawn to her. His relationship with her only intensifies as the wedding date approaches. Eventually, he decides to break up with her and calls Michiko in front of her. Touko is disappointed, and the next day she leaves for New York. Yutaka and Michiko reunite in Thailand and proceed with their wedding. Twenty-five years later, Yutaka and Michiko are married with two sons. But Yutaka still harbors memories of Touko in his heart. Yutaka visits Bangkok on business and goes to the Oriental Hotel where he had stayed with Touko-and finds she is now in charge of VIP guests there. They realize their love for each other remains, but reality pulls them apart once again.
 
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6.9
Year:
2010
170 min
199 Views


Yes, of course, I remember.

So you finished it.

It took a while.

At the moment of death,

would you look back on being loved?.

Or having loved?.

I'm not gonna die.

We'll be done sooner or later.

There's no other way.

I have to marry Mitsuko.

There's no time left.

Just this once...

No.

Why not?. Just once...

I'm a 'koseinen.'

Koseinen should behave.

This way.

That way,

This way!

Where are we going?.

Don't touch that!

Touko.

At the moment of death,

will you look back on being loved

Or

having loved?.

Me?.

Being loved.

Hello?.

I thought you weren't going to answer

the phone again.

Why would I not answer?.

I'm talking to you right now.

Why are you so out of breath?.

Mitsuko.

Yes?.

Just wanted to say your name.

By the way, you have to take good care of my aunt.

Your aunt?.

Auntie Junko.

When did you say she's coming?.

How come you always forget everything I say?.

I'm sorry. I've just been so busy.

Auntie and uncle are there already.

Oh, really?.

Already?.

Oh, my...

Did you book a restaurant yet?.

Yes. I'm taking them

to the best place in Thailand.

Really?.

Of course.

Ah, I wish I could go, too.

Just wait a little longer.

I'll take you there, Touko.

Huh?.

Mitsuko! I'll take you, Mitsuko, okay?.

Mitsuko!

Mitsuko!

Play with me.

I have to go.

No.

I have to go.

I have to go to work...

Please let me go...

No.

Hurry, hurry.

Let's hurry now.

We have to be faster.

Let's go, let's go.

Can you hear me?.

This side, too.

Get some rest. Go home. Not feeling good, huh?.

Where's Mr. Sakurada?.

Boss is real pissed right now.

More pissed than when you hit that homerun.

You know, Thai malaria is a real scary thing.

My neighbor's grandfather's friend

also died from malaria.

Why is he pissed?.

You don't know, for real?.

How many times did you miss work last week?.

Come on, tell me.

Honestly, how did you get this gate?.

Hey, what was her name...

How is Touko doing?.

I don't know.

She dumped me.

I heard she found someone else.

What a b*tch.

Hurry up, hurry up!

Mitsuko kept begging us to come and see you here.

We didn't mean to burden you.

I know you're a busy young man.

No, sir,

I've been wanting to meet you as well.

So I hear your father is a "judge?.

Yes.

You know, Yutaka declined Mitsuko's parents' offer

and he's paying for the entire wedding.

Everything!

Ah, if only our Hiroko

could find a fine koseinen like you.

You're very beautiful, ma'am.

Mitsuko looks so much like you.

Aha, men would stand in line for me,

back in the day.

As women grow older, they gain only two things:

wrinkles and delusions.

You will soon find out yourself.

Don't be silly.

Have you forgotten we are dining

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