Okko Seki-nicknamed "Okko"-is unwillingly taken to a festival in her parents' rural hometown, only to face a devastating tragedy: her parents die in a car crash soon after arriving. Left with no choice, she moves in with her grandmother, who runs a traditional hot springs inn. There, Okko is startled to meet the ghost of a barefoot child, who urges her to embrace her grandmother’s legacy and one day take over the inn. At first, Okko finds it hard to manage the inn’s duties and care for the guests. But remembering her parents’ words-that an inn should be a place of warmth for everyone-she pushes forward, determined to honor them. As she encounters more spirits in the village, Okko realizes that even without her parents, she isn’t truly alone.

Okko's Inn
Okko Seki-nicknamed "Okko"-is unwillingly taken to a festival in her parents' rural hometown, only to face a devastating tragedy: her parents die in a car crash soon after arriving. Left with no choice, she moves in with her grandmother, who runs a traditional hot springs inn. There, Okko is startled to meet the ghost of a barefoot child, who urges her to embrace her grandmother’s legacy and one day take over the inn. At first, Okko finds it hard to manage the inn’s duties and care for the guests. But remembering her parents’ words-that an inn should be a place of warmth for everyone-she pushes forward, determined to honor them. As she encounters more spirits in the village, Okko realizes that even without her parents, she isn’t truly alone.
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