The last work of Japanese national treasure actress Kirin Kiki, adapted from the book "Every Day is a Good Day - Fifteen Kinds of Happiness Brought by the Tea Ceremony" by tea ceremony professor Noriko Morishita. Confused about her future, college student Noriko (Kuroki Hana) reluctantly follows her cousin Michiko (Tabe Mikako) to learn the tea ceremony from the rigorous teacher Takeda (Kirin Kiki). Noriko knew nothing about the tea ceremony at first, but gradually realized the principles of "form first, then heart" and "carrying a heavy load as if it were light". The tea ceremony silently accompanied her through many spring, summer, autumn and winter, and she experienced various important stages in her life. She gradually realized the true meaning of the calligraphy and painting "Every Day is a Good Day" on the wall of the tea room. Although the person has left, the tea is not cold. Kirin Kiki finally presented us with a bowl of warm tea full of life philosophy, with endless aftertaste.