Mirai

Mirai is about a little boy named Kun, who’s about four years old and very used to being the center of attention in his family. Everything changes when his baby sister, Mirai, is born. Suddenly, Kun feels jealous and left out. His parents are busy with the baby, and he doesn’t understand why he can’t have all their attention anymore. He throws tantrums, acts grumpy, and struggles to deal with his new feelings — something many kids and parents can relate to.

One day, Kun discovers a magical garden behind his house. It looks ordinary at first, but it’s anything but. There, he meets future Mirai, a teenage version of his sister who has come back in time to guide him. Through her, Kun travels to the past and the future, meeting his parents when they were children, his grandparents as young adults, and even his great-grandfather. Each encounter shows him a piece of his family’s story — their struggles, their love, and how every generation shaped the next.

As Kun experiences these magical journeys, he starts to understand things he never did before. He sees how hard his parents work, how much they love him, and how Mirai’s arrival isn’t taking away from him — it’s adding to their family in a special way. He begins to feel empathy, patience, and love for his sister. By the end, Kun is no longer jealous. He accepts his role as an older brother, plays with Mirai, and feels proud to be part of his family.

Mirai is a warm, magical story about growing up, understanding others, and realizing that family is about love, not just attention. It captures the messy, emotional world of a young child in a way that’s both heartfelt and relatable, showing how even small kids can learn big lessons about life.