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The movie "Squatting at Home Teacher" tells the story of Uejima Hōhei (played by Sato Jiro). He used to stay at home for 11 consecutive years, living a life of squatting at home, and he is a veritable "survivor of squatting at home". Three years ago, he finally stepped out of the house and bravely faced the society. With the help of local residents, he opened a bird burning shop. However, due to his difficulty in communicating with people, the road to social restoration is still difficult.

One day, the principal Toruzo Sakaki (played by Katsunori Takahashi) made a request to Hinata, I hope he will be a very frequent lecturer in a municipal middle school. Sakaki Tetsuzo hopes that Hinata, who has experience in squatting in a house, can support those students who do not go to school. And this new attempt has brought new inspiration to school social worker Isozaki Lanko (Suzuki Honami) and young teacher Fukano Shoko (Sakuma Yui). Although Hinata feels stressed about this task, by chance, he meets Na々 (Rio Suzuki), who does not go to school, and she coincides with Hinata's lost daughter. With the support of the "Squat Survivors", including Hinata's friend Yoda (Tamaki Reo), supporter Changling (Hankai Ikki) during the otaku period, and Hinata's mother Mitsuko (Shiraishi Kayoko), Hinata Finally made up my mind to go to the podium...

"Squatting at Home Teacher" is a This warm and touching movie, by telling the growth story of the protagonist Yang Ping, shows how a person who once lost his self-confidence bravely faced the past, moved forward bravely, and regained his new life. The film portrays the courage of the squatting survivors in facing the challenges with warmth and humor, and the touching moments when they find spiritual resonance in supporting and being supported. The film not only tells the growth process of an individual, but also reflects the society's concern and help for the squatting group from the side. The film affectionately expresses the importance of understanding and tolerance, calling on people not to judge others easily, but to understand the situation of others with care and understanding.