Description：In 1918, Matsuura lived with her husband and three children in a fishing village on the coast of Toyama Prefecture. The men in the village left home to fish, and the wives stayed at home, consuming a lot of rice every day to support their families. Matsuura's daily job was to drag bags of rice to the shore. As Japan sent troops to Siberia, the price of rice began to soar. The women gathered together and asked the rice shops to sell rice at a cheap price, and tried to stop the merchants from shipping the rice away by boat, but all ended in failure. After the local reporter reported the incident, the news quickly spread to the local media, and the riots spread across the country. In the end, the women's patience reached the limit and decided to take further action. The film is based on a real event in Japan's Taisho era, telling the story of an unprecedented "rice riot" initiated by women.