Three kids walk into the woods to clear their names and accidentally walk straight into the actual reason they're not kids anymore. The film takes the comedy of a backyard adventure gone wrong and quietly pivots into something that makes you understand why friendships sometimes need to break before they can be real. By the end, you're not watching a coming-of-age story, you're watching three people say goodbye to a version of each other that only existed because they hadn't grown yet.

Roma moved from Tokyo to the countryside and never quite settled in until he met Toto. The two became a duo and called themselves the Don Glees. In the summer of their first year of high school, a newcomer named Drop joins them and invites them to see the world from above. When a forest fire breaks out, the three are blamed for it, so they head into the woods to find a lost drone that holds proof they are innocent. As things go wrong on the trip, tempers rise, and the friends realize that growing up has sent them down very different paths. The film mixes adventure and comedy with the drama of a friendship under strain.