Last year marked the start of 'Nakameguro Cinemas,' which reimagines the entire Nakameguro area, once a 'town without a movie theater,' as a cinema.Nakameguro CinemasNow known as 'Nakamekino,' this installment coincides with the cherry blossom festival, the busiest time of year for the neighborhood, when the approximately 830 cherry trees lining the Meguro River from Ohashi to Meguro Station burst into bloom. This will be the first outdoor screening, held amidst the vibrant sakura.

The film to be screened, 'Sunny,' is perfectly suited for the season of meetings and farewells. It tells the story of a housewife who decides to reunite her high school friends to help one of them, who has been given only two months to live. The film, which drew 7.4 million viewers in South Korea in 2011, became a word-of-mouth hit in Japan as well.

The venue will feature a 'limited area' with 100 seats, equipped with appropriate sound systems for an optimal viewing experience. Admission passes will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis from noon on the 30th at the 'Nakamekino' official booth within the Meguro River Boat-In Park. Viewers will also be able to watch the film from outside this designated area.