Since I Could Die Tomorrow

At 42, Sawako Honna is navigating the quiet turbulence of her 40s—balancing a demanding job, shifting relationships, and the subtle but unsettling changes in her body and mind. When a sudden episode of dizziness and fatigue forces her to confront her health, she’s left wondering what the future holds, not just for her career, but for her sense of self. Sumako Kari’s intimate, tender storytelling captures the quiet resilience of everyday life with warmth and honesty.