The sticky air in July wraps tightly around the skin. The never-ending chirping of cicadas is like a shower of rain. A tram that runs along the coastline only once an hour.
My world is in such a gentle and slightly monotonous summer. Until my best friend Hina, with her ice-like voice that could pierce the thick air, said:
"Let's go travel."
It all started with a photo in a magazine. It was an electric unicycle set against the background of a futuristic city, speeding like the wind.
If you can ride it.
If only I could slide down that long ramp that I always see from the bus window with my own strength.
The new line of sight that slightly rises ten centimeters from the asphalt road will allow us to discover hidden treasures in this commonplace town.
Wind, what will it smell like? What kind of sound does light make?
This is a "drifting" record of a summer, set in a seaside town where nothing special happens.
This is a story about girls who, through the smallest adventure in the world, use their fingertips to gently trace the outline of the world again.
Purpose: Examine the familiar world from a new perspective and find extraordinary adventures in ordinary daily life. Through the process of two girls using tiny courage and actions to explore and measure their hometown, the story conveys the positive values of actively embracing life and discovering the beauty around them. It also explores how contemporary teenagers gain self-identity and spiritual transformation through deep friendship and facing difficulties together as they grow up.
