
A gifted university dropout cycles around Japan, taking temporary jobs and treating his encounters as lessons unavailable in a classroom.
Kintaro’s first stop at a software company exposes the gap between academic ability and knowing how a workplace functions. His curiosity is accompanied by lechery, and sexual humour is a substantial part of the comedy. The changing jobs give the short series a new practical situation with each stop.

The bicycle makes Kintaro’s education a matter of movement rather than settling into one career. His startled expression in the street gives that ambition a less composed face. The premise repeatedly puts someone very capable in unfamiliar circumstances where credentials alone offer little guidance.




