Kosuke is 31, and tired of his hometown where nothing happens. On a whim, he departs for New York with dreams of making it big. 6 months later, he straggles home… defeated, and saddled with debt. Awaiting him are his old friends, a caring sister, a disgruntled father …and a bowl of noodles. Namely, “udon” noodles. The town is built around udon, sustained by udon, nationally famous for udon.
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