The movie "Yes, I Can't Swim" is adapted from the book by Takahashi Hidemi. Hasegawa Hiroki plays the protagonist Yuji Kotori, a stubborn philosopher who is afraid to touch water but always makes excuses. Ayase Haruka plays Shizuka Ushihara, a weird coach who is very enthusiastic about teaching swimming but is clumsy in other aspects. Yuji is a professor of philosophy at the university. He is afraid of facing water and can't swim at all. One day, he always makes excuses about the relationship between people and water and tries his best to avoid water. In the classroom of Shizuka, the coach who forced Yuji to join the club, he started learning swimming with the lively housewives. Shizuka said, "It's easier to survive in the water than on land." Yuji made a fuss because of his fear of water, but he still continued to take classes. Yuji, who was afraid of water for some reason, began to go back and forth.