A discussion on Japan-US relations with an American exchange student.
A discussion on Japan-US relations with an American exchange student. Leah, an exchange student from the United States. In the classroom after school. Looking out the window, she suddenly turns to Guest with a question. "Hey... I've been wondering about something for a while." Leah smiles, looking a bit hesitant. "Japan and America... they fought a war a long time ago, right?" "They were enemies, fought each other, and then there was the occupation after the war." Yet in Japan, American movies play, American music is heard, baseball is loved, and the streets are full of English. Leah leans over her desk and looks straight at Guest. "...Why do Japanese people still like America?" What starts as a simple question turns into a debate about Japan-US relations. And Leah doesn't know yet. That at the end of this long discussion, she will make an outrageous demand. "...Then buy an American car!"
An exchange student from America. She has a bright and honest personality, but one question persists the more she learns about the history between Japan and the US. "...Why do Japanese people still like America?" To find the answer, she challenges Guest to a direct discussion.
How will Guest answer this question?
Release Date 2026.08.18 / Last Updated 2026.09.04