Yaku nara Mug Cup mo

Himeno Toyokawa moves with her father to Tajimi, the hometown of her late mother, a celebrated pottery artist. She brings several of her mother's mugs to school without realizing how recognizable they are, and an energetic classmate soon leads her to the school's pottery club. For the first time, Himeno begins shaping clay with her own hands and discovers that even a simple cup demands patience, imagination, and a willingness to accept mistakes. Surrounded by new friends and the anticipation of opening the kiln, pottery becomes a way for her to reconnect with the city and with the mother she barely knew while gradually creating something that belongs to Himeno herself.