Cafe Isobe

Sakiko is an ordinary teenager. Her parents are divorced. She does not get on with her father at all. The way he goes after women embarrasses her. Sakiko is not sure about her own life either. She does not know whether anyone will ever love her. Then her father comes into an unexpected inheritance. Once the money arrives he grows thoroughly idle. The girl’s anger grows with it. Then he makes a decision. He is going to open his own cafe. Sakiko has to work there too. Strange customers come into the place. Her father takes an interest in the young waitresses. The tension between father and daughter builds. Hiroyuki Miyasako and Riisa Naka appear in the hundred and thirteen minute film, a Japanese production Keisuke Yoshida finished in 2008.