Adapted from the original work of the same name by Osamu Tezuka Cultural Award winner Okazaki Kyoko, "Park Love Song" is the latest directorial work of Seta Natsuki, "Little Love Song". Anna Yamada and Jin Suzuki join hands again to compose a youth story. Haruko Shibuya (Anna Yamada) is a high school girl who is looking forward to a miracle. One night, she met a 17-year-old boy, Kenichi Kanagawa (Jin Suzuki), who was injured and lying on the side of the road. She fell in love with him at first sight. This miraculous "love of the century" immediately became Haruko's spiritual food in her ordinary daily life, and Kenichi's lost student ID card became Haruko's love amulet. However, Kenichi, who is serious and honest but often has an unusual frequency, dropped out of school because of an impulse, and became obsessed with the mysterious woman Mayumi (Mochi Morita) who casually chatted up on the street. The two developed a dangerous relationship beyond friendship. When they met again, Kenichi was indulging in a somewhat clumsy and wonderful adult love, and had long forgotten Haruko who had once helped him. Seeing the two people passing by each other again and again, what should Haruko, who is obsessed with this parallel love, do? This film is adapted from the manga of the same name by Kyoko Okazaki, winner of the Osamu Tezuka Cultural Award. Kyoko Okazaki is good at depicting the inner emotions of young people. Her comics have been adapted and appeared on the big screen many times, including "Romantic Death of Villain", "Romantic Death of Chihuahua" and "I'm Fine". [Perspective Boy, Panorama Girl] The film rewrites the time and space background in the "modern" ever-changing city, and finds new actors Anna Yamada and Jin Suzuki to accurately interpret the complex confusion but full of expectations of adolescent boys and girls, who strive to live in the present. In a light and slightly fantasy style, this youth film with a unique worldview is presented!