Am-ia mi-gong

A recently discharged war veteran tries to cope with family life after the war.

Two completely different people from two different countries and religions, but one thing bonds them together: their love for cooking.

Sanpo Shimazaki is a volunteer mountain rescuer. He climbs mountains all over the world and knows well the difficulties and the beauty of the mountains. Sanpo wants to share his knowledge of the mountains to others. When Sanpo is called into action he never blames others even though their predicament is usually caused by them. Kumi Shiina is new volunteer mountain rescuer attempting to follow in her father's footsteps. Under the guidance of rescue leader Masato Noda and Sanpo, Kumi undergoes a strict training regiment. Kumi also learns the perils of her new job - failed missions, the bereaved families blaming the rescuers, and the awesome power of mother nature itself. Kumi becomes tired and loses her confidence. A raging winter storm then strikes the mountain. Multiple distress calls come in. Kumi goes out for a rescue mission and what awaits for her is an unimaginable threat from mother nature.

University student Ibuki meets Yuna. They fall in love but drift apart. Yuna asks Ibuki to build her a house. Years later, Yuna suddenly reappears in front of Ibuki, rekindling their feelings.

Francisca, a 19-year-old girl, lives with her family in the small town of Tocopilla, in the Atacama Desert, Chile, where they own a little gas station. Francisca dreams of leaving the city, but she needs to take care of her brother, Diego, a 8-year-old boy with autism - because of the disorder, he cannot communicate. Francisca allows Diego to have private classes with Fernando, the school's new teacher who promises to use new pedagogical methods to help the child. But, as the earthquakes that shake their town, Fernando becomes a threat inside the house.