This bento shop is famous for its "Shio Chazuke," which is made by pouring the tide into a special serving of rice. One day, her mother Kaori, who manages her shop instead of her husband who passed away, is violated by a rough customer without the tide coming out even with her hand man. "You're old," she mutters, and she tells her two daughters that she's closing up her shop. The next morning, when she went to the kitchen as usual, she saw her daughters making side dishes for her bento.
