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Since she was sent to France for adoption many years ago, Nana's only connection with her hometown of South Korea is a vague memory: a dumpling-shaped food, the aroma of mint permeating the wooden home, being abandoned by her parents on the railway alone and helpless, and the strange train driver who took her home to take care of her. Invited by a letter from South Korea, Nana returned to her homeland and became the protagonist of a family search documentary to find an answer - the man she had never met before became her father in a short period of time, the man who tenderly called her "munjoo" and gave her the true meaning of this name. Because the name is her origin, the evidence that she has existed in this world. In an old-fashioned restaurant downstairs of her residence in South Korea, she had the second important encounter in her life, and she became an old friend "Fuxi" who silently cared for her and took care of her. Before Fuxi disappeared from this world, Nana helped her recall her name and her remaining memories. In this world, everything is forgotten too quickly. When someone remembers a name, it is a tribute to the passing world.