Ichiko (Ando Sakura), who has already passed her thirties, is bored all day long. She has no intention of helping to manage her own restaurant. She plays games and kills her little nephew all day long. Her sister, Nisami (Hayaori), returns to her parents' home after divorce. She is extremely disgusted with her sister's behavior, and the two sisters even fight for this. Ichiko, who feels that she is not tolerated by her family, moves out and gets a job as a cashier at the 100-yen supermarket she visits daily. This small store is full of weirdos, including a depressed store manager, a chattering and obscene colleague, and an old lady who was fired for theft but often comes back to get expired food. Among these people, Ichiko's mood becomes more and more depressed. By chance, she gets together with the unknown boxer Kano (Arai Hirofumi), but they can't even talk about love. When she is extremely depressed, Ichiko chooses to learn boxing. She is eager to release the grievances and dissatisfaction in her heart, and is eager to get recognition even once. This film won the eighth place in the 2014 Japan Film Junpo Top Ten Films.