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Shows how three elderly Hokkaido Japanese painstakingly preserve their cultural and natural heritage. At Kushiro, "Grandma Crane" shares the joy and hard work in protecting and feeding the near extinct red-crowned cranes on her front lawn. Ryoji Takahashi, whose father donated the land to build the Japanese Crane Natural Park (Tanchozuru (Crane) National Park has been raising cranes for the past 30 years. He can communicate with this rare species. Also shows Inoue Kazuo, who learned how to repair the local landmark, Sapporo Clock Tower, under his father's tough tutelage, passes on his skills to his successor.
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