What did you wish for?
A lot of things.
I wished that we and our baby will be together.
But we are together.
Not really.
I'm always left behind.
It's a bad habit of yours.
You always forget that I am still here when you are having a difficult time.
Haru?
Haru!
Yes?
The ambulance will arrive in ten minutes.
Okay.
Coming in. He's a 62-year-old. He has liver cirrhosis and was transferred here from another hospital.
There is some blood in his vomit.
Understood. Please place him on this bed.
One, two, three!
You drank again didn't you, Mr Oumura?
Have you rested a bit?
I got a full five minutes of sleep, thank you.
43-year-old male. He got into a bicycle accident riding home.
Here, please.
The left side of the head has a contusion.
There are scratches on the left arm and left thigh.
Doctor, if you please!
You seem fairly busy tonight.
As do you. Thank you for being out there.
Dr Kurihara draws in a lot of patients, as always.
Matsukawa.
Please give some Buscopan in Recovery E.
Sir, I'll listen for your heart beat.
Okay.
Get the IV route ready for Lactated Ringers and get three blood samples.
Please prepare for an X-ray as well.
Tomura.
Yes?
72-year-old male, with impaired consciousness will arrive in 15 minutes.
Okay. Toyama!
Move Bed C to the Recovery. The patient with impaired consciousness will arrive in 15 minutes.
Yes, Ma'am.
Looks like it willbe a long night.
There is no scientific proof, but if you look at the statistics,
it is true that there are lot of emergency patients coming in whenever I'm on night duty.
There's a fact in that...
Doctor! He's vomiting blood!
Please hold on!
Are you okay?
Use cross-matching and transfuse 4 units of blood, stat!
Yes?
There's a 36 year old male adult who got into a bike accident.
He will arrive in 10 minutes.
Understood.
The roof's landing and take-off facility
will be made into an emergency and critical care heliport
and this will allow the hospital to accept three times the current emergency demands.
We are currently deciding this reformation.
For this reformation to fully succeed
the sickbed rate of operations must be increased.
Everyone else has met
the assembly time of this general meeting.
I was on early morning duty for the emergency cases.
Okay.
Dr Kurihara, what do you think about this?
These are records of your duty results.
It says here that you spend an average of 11 and a half minutes on each patient.
This is the longest of all the doctors in Honjou Hospital.
Please reduce the time of your medical treatment by all means.
Medical care is not charity.
It's business.
If we follow this precise business model, our hospital will...
Kuri.
Let me introduce the new doctor.
He came from a famous hospital in Tokyo.
He's an elite who specializes in hematology.
Dr Tatsuya Shindou.
Once you'll be aware of this,
next would be the reformation...
Tatsu!
Long time no see, Kurihara.
Why are you here?
Dr Kurihara?
Ah. Sorry.
Is he single?
Heard he's a classmate of Dr Kurihara.
Really?
Ma'am...
Isn't he quite the looker?
Mizunashi.
Didn't you like Dr Sunayama?
No, that's not what I meant!
A Tokyo elite, huh? I doubt he’ll be here long.
You should've told me that he's your classmate, Dr Shindou.
Sorry about that. My mistake.
Even though we're classmates, he graduated at the top of the class.
Compared to me, he was the one who was selected by the prestigious Tokyo University Hospital.
He's way better than me.
But this is so like you, Kurihara.
Who would've thought that you’d still be working here.
I just had nowhere to go.
But anyway, why are you suddenly here?
I... have my reasons.
Ah! So good!
But it's a good thing.
It's fun to be working with a former classmate.
As your longtime friend, I’d like to say this to you first, Tatsu.
Welcome.
Welcome to the primary medical treatment.
Ogawa. Ms Chie Ogawa.
Please come to window 5.
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Welcome back, Ichi.
Thanks.
Were you taking pictures in this such cold weather?
It's hard to resist the full moon.
Did something good happen?
A new full-time doctor came for the understaffed chronic section at Honjou Hospital.
I see.
He's a good doctor. And to think he's an old friend.
That's good to hear.
Speaking of new people, there is a new resident at the Ontake Villa.
Baron is in high spirits.
A new resident, huh.
He is Doctor.
So this is what Haruna’s husband looks like.
Doctor, this is the new occupant for the Wisteria room. Been here since last week.
Call him Cedar.
Can you please stop calling me Cedar?
You're currently studying the Yakushima cedar so you're nicknamed Cedar.
It’s perfect.
Studying Yakushima cedar? Why?
That's what I want to know.
What?
When he said that there is nothing particular he wants to do,
his professor told him “Go study the Yakushima cedar.”
That's why you’re irritated, right?
Yes, precisely. Just unbelievable!
I thought young people had lots of lofty goals they dream of achieving.
My professor said the same thing.
Why are old men pushing around that misconception anyway?
Old men?
A misconception, huh? I kind of know what you mean.
I'm sure you'll find something that you’ll really want to do someday.
You're right. If I ever have questions, please let me ask you.
Okay.
Thanks.
I wonder if you still remember him, Baron.
Who?
Tatsuya Shindou.
Ah.
When you were enrolled in med school, wasn’t he your most formidable opponent in the shogi club?
There were only three of us in the club.
Score record: 520 matches, 519 wins.
He turned out to be better, huh?
That wasn't all.
He was your rival in the Great Shogi Club Love Triangle affair.
No one called it that.
What was this love triangle affair about?
Shall I explain?
She doesn’t want...
Yes, please do.
You see...
While they were so engrossed with shogi, Doctor here didn't just lose his king piece.
That man also secretly took Doctor's precious junior with him.
I see.
It's in the past now.
Yes. In the past.
So, why did you bring him up?
Ichi, is he the brilliant new doctor you were talking about?
It was. His name is Tatsuya Shindou.
He came back to Shinshuu.
I see. So he's going to work in a primary hospital.
Yes.
How is Chinatsu Kisaragi?
Ah right, she's Chinatsu Shindou now. Did she come with him?
I don't know. I didn't ask.
Why didn't you ask? Weren't you curious?
How did you miss something so obvious?
Checkmate.
I'm done with the rounds.
Thank you.
Dr Kurihara.
Are you okay? You seem devastated.
I'm not devastated. I'm just tired.
Ah, well, it's the same thing.
No, you should use words correctly, Touzai.
Just look at this Natsume Souseki.
But I'm reading Akutagawa tonight.
Okay, whatever.
There’s a patient who has fever.
Can you examine her?
Aiko Shiga. Aplastic anemia.
She's Tatsu's patient.
But we couldn't contact Dr Shindou.
Not just today.
He never picks up his phone.
We've received complaints all over the place.
Tatsu is a really diligent guy.
When we were students,
he was called the conscience of the medical science faculty...
Then he must have changed. You don't know how he is now..
He doesn't do rounds in the morning. After regular hours in the evening, he immediately goes home.
We can't contact him at night.
That's not like him. Tatsu is an ambitious man.
He's serious and excellent in medicine too.
Would that breed of doctor honestly come to this hospital?
Room 410, right?
I think you'll be fine.
Wait.
Ah...
Is it a boy or a girl?
We don't know yet.
You must be so excited!
Dear, you can't overwork Dr Kurihara here.
Not when he's going home to such a gentle girl.
Like I do that. Right?
Take it easy at work, Dr Kurihara.
You wouldn’t want to end up like this man here.
I’m taking a proper break today. I'm even taking my time to drink a cup of tea.
When was the last time you took a day off?
Maybe Dr Nukita works so hard because his lovely wife is there supporting him.
Did you hear that? She said I'm lovely.
Listen, Haruna.
The moment the hospital calls them, doctors forget everything else.
But every now and then, they need to look after themselves too.
Okay.
Excuse me.
Hello.
Okay, understood. I'm on my way.
The blood sugar level of a diabetic patient crossed over 500.
I see. So you'll be heading back to the hospital now?
Yes.
Understood.
It was a good day off, Kuri.
Sorry.
It's fine. I've made a wonderful new friend today. Go on.
Take care.
I'm off.
He's never had the whole day off, I'd be surprised if he hadn't been called in today.
Ah. Noodles sounds good.
It is.
Right?
Excuse me!
I didn't eat.
I heard you had blood sugar level of 520 before lunch.
I didn't eat. I haven't eaten anything else besides meals served here.
Lately, diabetes-related blood tests have improved.
There is one test called food markers that can scan blood samples
and we can determine what food the patient has eaten.
Like bread and cake, even down to the type of grains.
I didn't know tests had gotten so accurate.
It's new.
Ah, I see.
We'll know once we get your blood.
Ah, get blood...
I ate. I'm sorry.
I'm kidding. There's no scanner like that.
If you eat again, you'll be discharged from medical advice, okay?
You must be so excited. I bet you can't wait to say hello!
Yes.
But I'm a little worried.
Hm?
Once the baby is born and Ichi is busy, I don't know if he'll be there with us.
Even if he's not there, his feelings will embrace you.
Chiyo, if you're free, would you two visit us sometime?
Yes. Gladly.
Dr Shindou! We called you many times last night.
I heard from the voice mails.
I let the doctor on duty handle it.
But Ms Izumi is your patient.
Why weren't you there when she died?
Ms Izumi is 90 years old.
A treatment to prolong her life is hopeless.
I couldn't have done anything even if I had come in.
That's why I let other doctors handle it.
I simply fulfilled the 10 minutes allotted for a physician's duty.
When did you start smoking?
The nurses here are surprisingly lively.
What is a doctor to you, Kurihara?
A doctor is someone who eliminates diseases that make patients suffer.
Someone who provides a cure and removes the pain.
Someone who listens to their anxieties.
I don't really know what's exactly written in the dictionary.
But a doctor who doesn't show up when his patient has a fever,
letting the staff on duty take care of the patient even if the patient dies,
those kind of behaviors are not of a doctor.
Don't you think you're misunderstanding it?
We are just doctors.
There is no guarantee we can get immediate food and sleep.
We should be fully aware about that unfairness by now.
The patients' sense of safety differs as long as a doctor is there.
Sense of safety?
Do you have the energy to run around with something as meaningless as that?
I heard you only had three days off this year.
Are you okay with that?
It's not about being okay about it or not.
It's about choosing much better decisions in irrational environments.
Can your wife understand you?
What about your family?
Kisaragi?
Did Kisaragi say that?
From what I remember,
she was more enthusiastic about medicine than you.
I have to make my rounds.
Tatsu! How is Kisaragi?
Is she well?
Excuse me.
Yes?
You're a senior at the medical science faculty right?
Yes.
I thought so. Can you lend me 190 yen?
I promise I'll pay it back.
Excuse me. You're the one I borrowed 190 yen from, right?
Ah...
I've been looking for you!
I'm a second year from the medical science faculty, Chinatsu Kisaragi.
Here.
Um...
Would you mind if I joined your shogi club?
Oh, this is rare. I didn't know that you smoke, Doctor.
Ah...
No, I don’t.
That's one gloomy face you have there.
Did something happen?
What?
When I passed by Dr Shindou, he looked down.
I would think so.
But I think it's better to take care of your friends.
That's why...
That's why I have this bad look on my face.
I see. Sounds like you two are enjoying the height of adolescence again.
Whoopsie.
Do you need help?
Eh? Really? No, I'm fine.
Yes, understood. Excuse me.
Please, Dr Shindou.
I told you that I'll properly explain it to her family tomorrow.
But Ms Shiga is worried.
You just transferred her out of the IC today.
The lab results concludes she has aplastic anemia.
Even if we continue to transfuse blood, we can't stop her anemia from getting worse.
It is now necessaryto give her immunosuppressants.
It is not easy to explain this to her.
But...
I just can't today.
Dr Shindou. Wouldn't it be better if you give her even a little explanation?
The patients will feel a lot better if the doctor in charge would at least talk to them.
I told you I don't have time today.
Do you intend on leaving her worried until tomorrow morning?!
Ms Shiga really feels anxious.
If you talk to her even a little...
I can't afford to.
If I don't explain in detail, it would just cause worry and misunderstanding.
But...
Kurihara. I know what you're about to say but I don't have time today.
No time to even talk to your old friend?
Not today.
I see.
That's disappointing.
Sorry.
I'm just telling you that you lack sleep.
I'm just trying to wake you up.
Will you explain to the nurses the situation before you leave?
Or will you explain to the patient before you leave?
Choose between the two.
I'm sorry, Kurihara.
I have different priorities compared to you.
Kindly tell Ms Shiga that I will explain her situation at another time.
What?
You won't continue the research for Yakushima cedar?
I told you that I'm not interested.
You're starting to get annoying. That's why I don't like drunk men.
We should stop calling you Cedar then.
Sorry. Ah, but you can still call me that.
Don't you have anything you want to do?
I said I have none.
That's why I envy everyone.
You have things you want to do and have dreams.
Having fun.
I think it's alright you have none.
Huh?
Honestly, things like hopes and dreams
will eventually change and pile up.
Right, Kuri?
I guess.
Is that so?
Just continue doing what's in front of you.
Then someday, that will be your path.
Really?
Yup.
But I have no idea if you'll find it.
Hey, which is it?!
Whatever! Just drink up, young man! Alcohol first.
Let's drink up.
Kuri. You should drink too.
Drink, drink.
I've really done it.
Tatsuya Shindou.
Sorry.
During med school, he was the type who had strong ideals and would even get angry at professors.
Everyone finds Dr Shindou difficult to deal with, huh?
He's very punctual in arriving and leaving.
There's nothing strange about that.
I think he's an excellent doctor.
You're very open-minded.
I want to be the same.
Well, I also argued with a classmate.
Are you talking about Professor Takayama from Shinano Medical College?
Yup, yup.
"We will make this hospital a place in this town that can serve anyone, anytime."
That was our motto.
But now, we are in different positions.
I have no idea where we went our separate ways!
Well, it's that.
It's fine if you had some fight.
You see, doctors...
It is useless for doctors to think with their heads, Kuri.
Yup.
You must stop thinking with your head.
Doctors must stop thinking with their heads.
What were you thinking?
You poured coffee on him in front of all the nurses.
If you were there it might have turned out differently.
I can't just turn a blind eye if Tatsu argued with a young nurse.
What a shame, I thought things had calmed down.
Did Tatsu give you that much of a hard time?
Kinda.
But this and that are different.
Since you did something like that in front of the nurses,
facing them now will pose problems for Dr Shindou.
But I have to make a stance as his friend.
Childish! You're being childish! This is not a coming-of-age drama!
Dr Kurihara!
Dr Kurihara! Thank you very much!
I didn't do anything worth thanking!
Rather, I think Touzai still wants to lecture me about it.
Dr Shindou spent an hour more and closely stayed at the IC.
Ms Shiga and her family found peace of mind.
I've thought wrong of Dr Shindou.
I can't believe he can give such a kind explanation.
I'll work hard to appreciate Dr Shindou more.
She's in love.
Too bad.
Tatsu has a wife.
You're going on night shift again?
Don't forget to look after yourself, okay?
I'm grateful that you're worried about me, Touzai.
Again, me also being the husband of a wife, you'll...
Are you okay? Dr Nukita?
I think it's just overwork. But to be sure, we'll observe him while he's here.
Please look after him.
I'm sorry.
Why are you apologizing?
He took fairly long hours working here.
You and him both, from the looks of it.
To be honest, I feel relieved.
He's someone who's always been working.
Because of this, he'll be getting some much deserved rest.
Yes.
Please take care.
Ironic, isn't it?
To think he finally has free time, but to even spend it again in the hospital.
Let's see. The number of patients visiting the university hospital
has continued to increase year after year.
But the physicians overworking has become a problem.
Go ahead, Professor Takayama.
If the level of the physicians will be uniformed,
the primary and secondary hospitals will also...
It's malignant lymphoma.
In Ann Arbor staging, it's stage IV-B.
Professor Takayama.
It is possible that it could get worse.
It would not be strange if subjective symptoms would appear.
So that's why I always feel tired recently.
What is malignant lymphoma?
We are still not sure.
It is a cancer of blood that occurs from the lymphatic system of the tissues.
We won’t know what type and degree if we don't examine it.
I'm Dr Shindou.
Hematology is my specialty so I'll be your doctor in charge.
First of all, let's do some medical scans.
Tomorrow, we'll do some lymph node biopsy. After that, we'll use an endoscope and do PET scanning.
I'm lucky that I was transferred to an elite hematology doctor.
I'm now going to inject into your back.
58-year-old, male.
He is the patient we examined to have malignant lymphoma.
I want to hear your opinion on this.
I think we can start from the ribs.
I think that won't be enough.
How about an alternative treatment like Hyper-CVAD/MA or ALL’s medical treatment?
We can also use hematosis tube cell transplant.
Do we really need to do transplanting?
Is there anything better for clinical trials?
At any rate,
there is freedom to get around in doing treatment at a university hospital.
Could you persuade him to be transferred to the Shinano Medical University?
Yes, sir.
Who would have thought that the professor was a classmate of Dr Nukita.
They used to work together at Honjou Hospital.
Dr Nukita even said he has no idea where they separated ways.
Did you know that Professor Takayama personally invited Kurihara here?
But this idiot refused and just stayed at Honjou Hospital. Can you believe that?
Well, that's just like him.
But you two were together like this back in med school. Both of you were in the shogi club if I remember correctly.
There were only three members. Kurihara, Shindou, and Kisaragi.
Good times.
I have to make a phone call. Leave without me.
Excuse me.
Okay.
Kurihara, don't tell me you haven't heard anything.
Hm?
Regarding Kisaragi.
Well, I just heard rumors.
I think it would be better if you heard it from Shindou himself.
Welcome home.
Where'd you get that?
I borrowed it from Cedar.
It seems that stargazing is his hobby.
So in truth, he does have something he likes doing.
I see.
Is there something on your mind? You look quite serious.
I know you aren't involved,
but I want to talk about this with you.
Give me a break.
I suddenly became a patient that has to go to a university hospital.
Professor Takayama personally asked about it.
Forget that.
What would be the treatment, Dr Shindou?
We found out during tests that there is lymphoblastic lymphoma.
It has grown all over your body. It needs immediate treatment.
So chemotherapy, huh?
It would immediately depended upon the results of the bone marrow puncture.
We will first start treating with a four drug combination.
Can you hold that for a moment, Dr Shindou?
But Dr Nukita.
Hmm, leave me be for two to three days.
You are human before you are a doctor.
Please do not forget that.
Come on, it's just two to three days.
Please, Shindou.
Oh, Chiyo.
I've thought of bringing a change of clothes.
But I don't feel like going back to the hospital looking like this.
I'll prepare some tea.
Seitarou Nukita
Excuse me.
I suppose this place was going to change eventually, somehow.
"Medical care is not charity. It's business."
The new motto the higher ups are using for this hospital apparently came from the Kanayama Office.
Wherever you are, there is a need for unpaid work.
Um... To be honest...
Nukita said that he wants to be treated here, correct?
I knew it would be something along those lines.
I'm sorry.
Don't mind it.
When I arrived here, I started to remember the days Nukita and I worked together.
"We will make this hospital a place in this town that can serve anyone, anytime.", right?
Why do you know that?
He cheerfully told me a few days ago.
I see.
Even though I'm not doing anything, I wonder why I feel so tired whenever I'm in the hospital.
If you like it here, please come whenever you want.
Ah, right right. There’s something I want to give you.
It was actually because of Chiyo.
Right after they got married, Chiyo got pregnant.
During her last month of pregnancy,
she suddenly had a major metrorrhagia.
And the first hospital she was taken to had no gynecologist.
When she was taken to the second hospital,
the child in her womb passed away...
That's when Nukita said this,
"Don't tell anyone about this sad incident."
And since then, he said to this Honjou Hospital,
"We will make this hospital serve anyone anytime."
He changed his mind about returning to a university hospital
and chose to work here as long as he lives.
Is this a picture you took?
Is this Mt Jounen?
We always go to the mountain range of Hida once a year.
This takes me back.
You know, when I was still a student, I used to climb with a friend.
There was a cabin called Jounen Cabin at the top.
I still remember it well.
The stars were very pretty when we gaze up the night sky from the cabin.
I'll be leaving then.
What? Won't you visit him?
I came today to show myself as a doctor.
Please take good care of Nukita.
It really suits you.
I was told you were really amazing.
If it wasn't for your accurate instructions for the scanning,
Dr Nukita's medical diagnosis results will be too late.
Dr Kurihara said that.
I simply fulfilled my job as his doctor in charge.
Ms Shiga's seemed to be in good health now.
Ah. I'm not the one that helps her.
What?
You'll be better if you eat these.
Aren't you going to eat?
Should I eat them for you?
The doctors will scold you, right? Should I eat them for you?
I'll eat them for you, okay?
I'll eat them.
Are you sure you don't want any? Don't hold back now.
Here, try this. Come on.
See?
How is it?
It's good, right? Yup.
It's natural that your blood sugar level would rise.
But you see, Ms Shiga, see...
She became a bit livelier, see.
You see, you see, it's fine if my blood sugar level rose a bit.
But then there is no point in keeping you confined here at the hospital.
She looks like my wife who passed away.
Would I be forced out of the hospital?
Climb up and down from the first floor to the fifth floor five times a day.
Drink a lot of fluids but only water and tea.
Okay.
This bed please.
Turning.
Natsuna Shindou, 4year-old, female.
Her body temperature is 40 degrees and causing seizures.
Papa. Papa.
Seems like her father is a personnel at this hospital.
Raising the bed.
Shindou...
Natsuna dear, we're switching beds.
We've given her an IV.
We think that the fever caused the febrile seizures.
We think it would be best that she stays here for the night.
Thank you.
I'm in your debt. Thank you very much.
You're welcome. Here is her bag.
Thank you.
It seems he lets her stay at a childcare for the moment.
It seems that Dr Shindou left his wife in Tokyo
and they came here together with his daughter.
Did you know that, Dr Kurihara?
No, I didn't.
That's probably why he leaves early.
Also, his child is probably the reason why we can't contact him at night.
Hello. Shindou here.
I'll be picking her up later than usual today.
I'm sorry.
Why didn't you tell us?
I've thought that my mother is here anyway.
It's for Natsuna's sake.
But recently, my mother got hospitalized.
Then this happened.
That's why I'm asking, why didn't you tell us?
Is there a patient who worries about such personal matters of a doctor?
Maybe not the patients, but the staff would.
Once the nurses and other doctors knew of your situation, they would have done their best to support you.
Of course, I would have too.
Kurihara.
Care for a game?
I don't even know anymore.
I don't know why Chinatsu ended up like this.
She's not the girl you used to know.
Didn't Kisaragi work in the same hospital as you?
At the advanced medical's peak in pediatrics,
it was the time when many incurable children from all over the country were sent over.
Throughout her maternity leave,
she was probably very anxious to come back to work..
The medical care was advancing rapidly.
If you rest even for just a year,
you'll immediately be left behind.
Either way, she desperately worked hard to catch up.
But then...
She took a day off when she got sick from overwork.
Sadly, on that same day,
the condition of a child with leukemia under Chinatsu’s care suddenly changed..
How dare you take a day off when he was desperately trying to live during chemotherapy?!
There’s no way a simple, odd job like child care can cure him!
It is your job as a doctor to take care of a child, right?!
I will not be satisfied with just an apology!
If you're going to apologize, apologize to him!
That night...
Chinatsu was dismissed from that medical team.
That's when it all started.
Chinatsu stayed every night at the hospital, only coming home in the middle of the night to get change of clothes.
She looks absent minded even if you talk to her.
She continued to work as if she's possessed.
There was a time Natsuna had a very bad pertussis.
Mama... Mama...
Natsuna. Mama will be here any moment now.
When she comes, we can go home together.
Chinatsu.
After she left us behind,
I watched her working endlessly, day and night.
Everyone praises her as an excellent doctor.
Isn't it plain absurd?
Tatsu...
What is an excellent doctor?
That's a doctor...
...who is always...
It means you have to always be at the hospital.
Which means you can never be there for your family.
Kurihara.
Just what is husband and wife?
Dr Nukita?
What are you doing, Dr Nukita?
Ah, I'm just checking some charts.
That's no good. Please go back to your room.
Do you know where it is?
The results should be done by now.
Please, let's go back to your room.
Doctor!
Please stop this, Doctor.
Doctor!
Dear.
Doctor! Doctor!
Dr Nukita!
Call the doctor on duty!
Dr Nukita!
Doctor! Dr Nukita!
Prepare the equipment!
Measure the vital signs.
You're really pretty. Ah, please look this way.
Hey Cedar. I'm drawing here.
I'm also taking pictures of her.
No! I'm drawing here!
What do you mean?!
Stop pushing me.
Ah. Off she goes.
Welcome home, Ichi.
What's going on?
What?
What do you mean what's going on, Doctor?
Can't you say anything better than how pretty she is?
Ah. Okay.
Yeah.
It looks good on you.
That's it?
Princess looks like a princess, you know!
Mmm. Mmm. Delicious.
It's really good. You should eat.
There. How is it?
Try the veggies.
Gyuud!
So gyuud!
It's okay now.
Start giving me anti-cancer drug or steroids.
I will.
It's always been said that doctors neglect their own health.
You should be careful too. Take good care of your wife too.
I probably became too much of a hassle.
I lived like I didn't have time to spend on being a good husband.
To think the next time I saw her, I’d become a patient.
But...
Even though I'm no good to her, I don't regret it.
What?
I've devoted my life to my medical profession.
I just think I don't deserve a great wife.
Please hold down.
The lymphoma is in the central nerves and we found out that they started entering the brain.
What?
Even if we used a strong dosage of chemotherapy drug
and continue to give him until spring,
we still don't know how long it will last.
What if he was transferred to a university hospital like Shinano Medical College?
With his current condition
it would not be enough with whatever chemotherapy treatment.
Did he said that?
He most likely know already.
I think Dr Nukita already knows.
Also, I will switch to a stronger chemotherapy treatment.
But that will weaken Dr Nukita.
Looking at the condition, we will switch to a more palliative care.
I will do everything I can so that he can be at ease as possible until the very end.
During this time, you as his family might be distressed.
You might not be able to sleep or you may become sick.
Please ask us for help at any time. The nurses and I will always be available.
Whenever you feel too tired, we will fully support you.
We will do everything in our power so that you will not have regrets.
If you need help, please ask.
Thank you very much. I've made my resolve.
We'll start giving him an anti-cancer drug.
Okay.
Good afternoon.
~Close hands, open hands.~
~Clap hands, close hands.~
~Open hands again, clap hands.~
~Put those hands up.~
From:
Naomi Touzai
To
Tatsuya Shindou
We are done
We have finished administering the anti-cancer drug. For your information. Touzai
Papa!
I'm back, Natsuna.
Welcome back.
What did you do today?
We opened and closed hands.
You did.
~Close hands,~
~Open hands.~
~Clap hands, close hands.~
~Open hands again,~
~Clap hands. Put those hands...~
Have you known from the start that Tatsuya comes and leaves early is because of his daughter?
Hm? Why'd you ask?
Ever since he started gaining a bad reputation,
I felt like you understood him.
I wonder about that.
Kuri, give this to her.
I made her worry until the end after all.
For doctors like us, it's always a difficult decision to choose between our family and our patients.
Speaking of medical treatment reform,
there is no doctor that has been recognized by himself only.
Living like one is not done easily.
Is there no hope in situations like that?
Hope, huh?
I wonder about that.
Right?
Huh?
What were you asking?
Ah, Takayama.
Hello.
Here are sweet buns.
Ah, thank you.
They're still warm.
Thank you.
I don't want that.
But still thank him.
You've been observing the stars?
Yes. I somehow liked it since I was a kid.
Then how about you go research about the stars?
Huh? I don't like it that far.
Would you at least take to look at these? For your Yakushima cedar research at least.
What?
Wow.
Oh, I see.
This is okay.
Okay?
How far is Yakushima from here?
Hey, you're going?
Are you okay just wasting your life like that?
Speak for yourself. Are you okay with your life now as it is?
What?
You're always just planning things.
You're not painting at all!
And you're saying you're a legendary painter?
How dare you.
My paintings are totally different from the dreams and hope you are talking about!
Listen carefully. It's not easy just treading the path you wanted and chose.
Right, Princess?
Princess...
There are a lot of patients who can use the beds.
You're saying that there won't be profits when there are no patients that change?
There is a patient who has been found of glycosuria
who is eating meals of other patients
in which you are the physician in charge.
This is not medical care at all.
But there is an explanation for that.
That doesn't matter!
As a doctor, it's a waste of your specialties!
I'm sorry about this.
It's okay. It can't be helped.
You have to change patients as the beds are limited.
All hospitals have difficulties.
What?
I'm sorry.
To be honest, I'm in the same business.
What?
It's hard to say that a doctor has glycosuria.
That's why I confined myself here.
I'm sorry I lied.
So you are a doctor?
I understand. Doctors have to go and obey the company's rules.
But you got over your head this time.
But please continue to be a doctor like that.
It's alright that I go visit Ms Shiga sometimes, right?
Of course.
Tatsu.
Mock me, Kurihara.
There's nothing I can do with Dr Nukita anymore.
At the very least, we should...
To think that the diagnosis came into conclusion in just a month,
don't you think the results have changed?
You don't have to feel down about it!
I heard that you went to Mt Jounen when you two were in college.
What?
I heard that's when you two fell for each other.
Did we go there?
We did go to Mt Jounen.
I won't let you say you don't remember it.
She's Haruna. That's Dr Kurihara's wife.
Can you believe this?
To think Dr Kurihara's a weirdo who doesn’t usually go home, who would have thought he has such a lovely wife.
You watched the stars when you were at Mt Jounen.
Hm?
But it's true that the stars were beautiful.
Then when Chiyo said
"The stars are beautiful."
You said, "The stars doesn't matter."
"What's important is you."
Huh? I didn't say that.
Yes, you did.
No, I didn't.
And then I responded,
"Thank you very much".
Did I really said that?
It's a beautiful story.
Haru.
Please stay friends with Chiyo.
Yes.
Kuri.
This took a while, but here.
Isn't this...?
Yep.
Those are the 33 people I observed.
There is such a thing as hope.
Even when medical care stops, even when things look bleak,, there is still hope.
Hope is...
You, Kuri.
And Dr Shindou.
You are the hope.
I'll leave the rest to you, Kuri.
Do you know what that is? That's Winter Triangle.
Ah.
Take a look.
Okay.
You have that face again.
I’ve always had this face.
Princess is worried you know.
She said that whenever you're having a difficult time, you hide yourself.
You forget she's actually there.
What?
I see. You might want to fix that habit.
Ah! Shooting star!
Heh, Princess!
Even if a shooting star passed, your wishes won't be heard, you know.
I wonder if it's possible to let them see those stars again.
Stars?
The starry sky they saw at Mt Jounen.
It'd be too difficult to move him from the hospital.
We won't know when he'll collapse.
Jounen, huh?
When I was a kid living downtown,
I could see all the stars from the street just as clearly as from the summit.
But thanks to all those new vulgar billboards and neon signs, it's hard to see any stars now.
That is disappointing.
And to think right in the middle of the town,
there's a big billboard that says "24 hours 365 days" that's always on.
24 Hours 365 Days
Honjou Hospital
I agree, that thing sure is an eyesore.
You would just want it out even once in a week.
It still can't be done even if you say it.
That is this town's last landmark that's lit up.
We can't put it out.
I was wrong.
What?
Dr Nukita is not dying.
He is passing his wisdom as a doctor.
He is saying that even though his medical practice is gone,
our mission doesn't end.
It's still there.
Dr Nukita's duty for people.
Another one please.
Gotcha.
Oh, welcome!
That seems fun.
Doesn’t it?
Sir, my bill.
Ah, are you alright, ma'am?
I'm fine, I'm fine. I'm just about to leave.
Ah. It's Dr Sunayama.
Dr Sunayama!
Hush!
Hush it, Mizunashi. I have a bad feeling about this.
It's better to not get involved.
Bad feeling?
That's exactly the face of someone who's up to no good.
Let's go and leave.
Touzai!
Hey.
Where do you think you're taking me?
Seems you made big plans, Kuri.
Ah, lovely.
What are you trying to do?
What a beautiful sight.
Even the stars.
You can somewhat see them even at this town.
That's right.
But it's not the same beautiful stars you saw when you were at Mt Jounen.
Of course.
We won't be able to see that kind of starry night anymore.
But this is enough.
It's lovely.
Thank you, Dr Kurihara.
No.
This is just the beginning.
24 Hours 365 Days
Ah...
Chiyo...
For being with me all this time...
Thank you...
Thank you very much. Did she cause you any trouble?
We played a lot.
Kurihara will arrive soon.
Okay.
Natsuna, let's go home.
Natsuna, wake up.
I envy Kurihara.
He has someone close who can support him.
I'm also being supported.
By Kurihara who's always on duty?
He doesn't usually come home, right?
After climbing mountains with him, whenever it gets tough,
I always get reminded of Ichi.
I think that Ichi is currently climbing such rough roads again.
I feel better thinking that the next step will be easier.
Chiyo also said this.
She said that even if he's not there, his feelings will embrace me.
I'm sure that's true.
I really think I envy Kurihara.
I think we two are the same with you and Chinatsu.
I don't think so.
I'm not a mother yet and I'm also not a doctor.
But I think Chinatsu actually wanted to abandon her patients
and wanted to go where Natsuna is.
That's why I think it was really hard for her that she had to choose.
Who would have thought that you could see so many stars in this town.
That's true.
As long as you turn the other lights off, all the stars lit up.
Yes?
It might have been me.
What?
I might have been the one putting the most pressure on you.
It must have hurt you a lot,
being away from Natsuna all the time.
I'm sorry.
Kurihara here is the same as always.
He's as awkward like always.
But...
There are people who support him.
The Honjou Hospital too.
It's really not much.
But everyone supports each other.
And I think we can too.
Not alone...
If both of us...
No.
I think us three...
...can support each other too.
I wonder...
Chinatsu.
Is that...
...alright with you?
Can you explain exactly why this happened?
Last night when lights are to be turned off at 9:05PM, around a minute time,
all throughout the different sections of this hospital, all the lights went out.
But once investigated, there was no problem with the electrical system.
All medical equipment was functioning normally.
There is also a witness that said Dr Kurihara used the emergency elevator and went up to the heliport.
Isn't it just a simple blackout?
Even if there was a blackout, our hospital has its own generator to power whatever necessary..
Also, during that time,
where were you, Dr Shindou, when you left your duty to Dr Sunayama?
Someone turned off the 24 Hours 365 Days sign that should still be lit up!
This kind of occurrence will threaten the trust of medical care!
To think we are aiming to be the key hospital of the region!
Thinking of using the heliport for just mere midnight entertainment!
It's not entertainment.
There's only one thing a doctor must do.
That is to treat the patients.
Is it alright just to give them a cure?
Isn't that what a doctor is supposed to do?
Don't you think there is something else you can do even if there is no cure for their disease?
You've been doing your usual duties, but complain to different departments one after the other.
Difficulties should be cleared first before following such ambitious ideals.
But still, I would rather...
Doctor. You would understand because you're a doctor.
Efficiently heal the illness that's right in front of you.
You have to complete the task as a business
for the sake of the patient, no, for the sake of the doctors.
Are you saying that we just abandon the patients who can't be cured?
Dr Kurihara.
Would you go as far as argue with your emotions?
Isn't it our job to think about the future of the patients who can't be cured?
With the current medical location,
there is no room for pursuing such idealistic dreams!
Even if there is no bed available,
there are a lot of patients that are waiting to be hospitalized!
Even if there is no room,
there are times that you have to help no matter what.
Aren't you also a doctor?!
Be more aware that you are a doctor!
I'm not just talking about being a doctor! I'm talking about being a human!
We are human.
We humans who die go to hospitals.
At the very least,
even if we are talking at a fragment of a human who is at life and death,
throwing away the equipment or the doctor's title,
even if there is only one body, I'm saying we have to save it.
Excuse me.
Here is the report regarding the power outage last night.
I apologize that I cut the electrical systems during the night.
Here is my written apology.
Excuse me.
Your letter of apology?
I have none.
You did turn off the lights at the nurse station's...
I'm saying that...!
...I didn't.
What?
There was no accident like that last night.
The ward was all fine.
I think it's a misunderstanding.
How dare you!
That's enough, I think.
But Director.
Luckily, there were no problems with the patients or staff on duty.
Let's just forget this incident.
But...
In this world, there is what we call common sense.
I do not like immature people who ignore that common sense and let their ideals get ahead of themselves.
But worse than that, I do not like young people who do not live by their values.
I entrust Nukita to both of you.
It's cold.
Dear.
Can you hear me?
I wonder... where did... they go...
What?
They were... just there... awhile ago...
Did they return... to the mountain cabin?
If it's alright... would you sit with me?
I love... the summer... at Jounen... the most.
Chiyo... the stars... are beautiful...
The stars doesn't matter.
What's important is you.
Time of death, 2:20PM.
Seitarou Nukita
Excuse me.
Coming in.
Yes.
I'm on my way.
I see.
Thank you for calling, Dr Kurihara.
The consciousness will start to get blurry once chemotherapy begins.
Fighting the fear of death, he delayed his treatment to write these.
"We will make this hospital serve anyone anytime in this town."
We will inherit and continue his persisting will this time.
Dr Nukita.
These 33 charts were precisely carved with your life.
These charts exceeded the doctor named Seitarou Nukita.
These are God's charts.
You're tired?
Not really.
I'm just thinking that during your day offs, the two of us can never be able to take a walk like this again.
Ah. You already have a photography schedule?
That is too far off, Ichi.
Ah.
I see.
From now on, it won't be just us two.
It would be three of us who will take a walk.
Yes.
Us three, huh.
I wonder how the three of us walking would feel like.
I wonder.
But thinking about it makes me excited.
True.
Me too.
Natsuna. Come here and finish your food.
Look! Look!
Hm? Who is this?
Papa.
Isn't your papa handsome?
Yup! He's more handsome than Kurihara!
Natsuna, let me see.
Excuse me, home delivery!
Wait. I'll go get it.
Thanks.
Coming.
Please sign here.
Okay.
Do you love tulips, Natsu?
You love those, huh.
It's a cake.
What?
It's a cake for Natsuna.
I'm going to open it.
"Dear Natsuna,"
"Happy birthday! From Mama"
It's from Mama!
Happy birthday, Natsuna.
Would you like to put candles?
Yeah!
Okay.
Here.
Come here.
Oopsie.
Kurihara.
I lied to you.
What?
I knew all along that you were still working here. In truth, I wanted to see you again.
That's why I chose the Honjou Hospital.
I was right.
I think I can at least
continue working here.
We would be in trouble if you don't.
Honjou Hospital has even more difficult times ahead of it.
We're done.
What's wrong?
He thinks he'll get injections.
It's alright dear. We won't give you injections.
You won't get hurt. Come in.
Please call out if anything happens.
Ah. You feel pain around the solar plexus.
We'll need to get his ECG.
Here.
Excuse me as I move your feet a bit.
Vomiting of blood at home. 62-year-old, male.
It's the same person who vomited blood before.
Again?
You definitely pull in the patients, Dr Kurihara.
Okay. Got it.
Dr Kurihara.
Your child has been born.
You're not going?
I have some work left undone.
Ah...
You'll just be a hindrance if you'll be acting like that.
Just go.
Come on, go.
Then, excuse me.
Some
where
o
ver
the
moun
tains
Some
where
o
ver
the
moun
tains
Be
neath
the
hea
ven
and
the
sky
Be
neath
the
hea
ven
and
the
sky
The
mor
ning
light
would
fill
the
air
The
mor
ning
light
would
fill
the
air
At
dawn
of
crys
tal
clear
At
dawn
of
crys
tal
clear
Some
where
o
ver
the
rain
bow
Some
where
o
ver
the
rain
bow
Bet
ween
the
co
lors
of
di
vine
Bet
ween
the
co
lors
of
di
vine
There's
a
place
where
dreams
would
come
true
There's
a
place
where
dreams
would
come
true
Shi
ning
brigh
ter
than
the
stars
Shi
ning
brigh
ter
than
the
stars
If
you
feel
the
dark
ness
If
you
feel
the
dark
ness
In
the
sha
dow
of
a
sor
row
In
the
sha
dow
of
a
sor
row
Look
up
to
the
sky
a
bove
and
soon
clouds
will
Look
be
gone
up
to
the
sky
a
bove
and
soon
clouds
will
be
gone
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fly
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moun
tains
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fly
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the
moun
tains
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is
some
where
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rain
bow
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is
some
where
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the
rain
bow
Just
re
mem
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very
step
you
take
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re
mem
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very
step
you
take
Paves
the
way
where
you
walk
a
no
ther
day
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the
way
where
you
walk
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no
ther
day
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where
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a
place
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a
place
where
dreams
would
come
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ning
brigh
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than
the
stars
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ning
brigh
ter
than
the
stars
If
you
feel
the
sad
ness
If
you
feel
the
sad
ness
Rain
is
har
der
on
your
shoul
ders
Rain
is
har
der
on
your
shoul
ders
But
do
not
be
a
fraid
to
cry
and
soon
tears
will
But
be
gone
do
not
be
a
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to
cry
and
soon
tears
will
be
gone
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pen
your
eyes
al
ways
re
mem
ber
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pen
your
eyes
al
ways
re
mem
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you
tra
vel
through
the
wea
thers
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you
tra
vel
through
the
wea
thers
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the
light
that
shines
for
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the
light
that
shines
for
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more
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yond
the
high
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star
Be
yond
the
high
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star
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fly
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the
rain
bow
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fly
o
ver
the
rain
bow
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hopes
are
high
er
than
the
moun
tains
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hopes
are
high
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than
the
moun
tains
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re
mem
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step
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take
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mem
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step
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take
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the
road
we
walk
to
live
a
no
ther
day
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the
road
we
walk
to
live
a
no
ther
day
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