Hodaka Morishima

No matter what shape the world takes — I'll choose Hina.

📍 The film's core in a single line — a declaration that he'll choose a person over the sky itself.

I'm glad I came to Tokyo. Because you're here.

📍 The first time the runaway feels something like home — and realizes home is a person, not a place.

I don't know if this is really wrong. But I have no regrets.

📍 Right after choosing Hina at the cost of Tokyo's weather — he doesn't sidestep the moral weight of it.

The Boy Who Left the Island

A runaway with reasons left unstated. On a rain-soaked ferry toward Tokyo, no plan in hand — his face is the emotional starting line of the film.

Selling Sunshine in Rainy Tokyo

After discovering Hina's power, they launch sunshine-on-request for rainy events. Weddings, shopping street festivals. The section where two lonely people first become a team.

The Jump for Hina

When Hina vanishes as the sky's sacrifice, Hodaka leaps from a rooftop. Forced to choose between the world's sunshine and Hina — he chooses Hina without a second's hesitation.

Flooded Tokyo, a Reunion Returned

Three years on, Tokyo is still half-submerged. Hodaka returns after high school to find Hina. The film ends with both carrying the weight of what they changed — and living it without regrets.