The story revolves around Rakkyō, a popular figure in Japan, expressing his preference to live away from the bustling city of Tokyo. Despite the appeals of city life, Rakkyō has shown an inclination towards tranquility and peace offered by the countryside. This resonates with a growing number of Japanese people favoring a rural lifestyle over the urban hustle, effectively reversing a long-term trend of urban migration.

In recent years, Japan has observed a shift in its trend of urbanization, with many city dwellers opting to relocate to rural areas seeking tranquility and lower living expenses. Rakkyō's decision mirrors this trend and brings attention to flexible work arrangements and balanced lifestyle outside Tokyo. His inclination might foster dialogue about the importance of maintaining cultural heritage and environmental preservation in rural areas.

Similar back-to-nature movements are observed in the U.S and EU. As the work-from-home trend accelerates in light of the Covid-19 pandemic, many people are reevaluating the need to live in crowded urban areas, opting for quieter, cheaper, and healthier rural living.