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The True Story of an American Volunteer that lived through and witnessed the 2011 Japanese Fukushima Nuclear disaster cover-up.

The story about an American family that is affected by the earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan. Eddie, a timid five-year-old boy, lives with his paternal grandmother. David, Eddie's father, is a doctor in Japan. To help people, including his friend and Eddie's maternal family, David decides to remain in Japan after the disaster. David jokingly asks Eddie to be the man of the house during his absence and to look after his grandmother. Given this responsibility and in an effort to cheer up his grief stricken grandmother, Eddie decides to go outside by himself for the first time to buy strawberry shortcake for her birthday. The journey includes many obstacles. Can Eddie overcome his fear and successfully deliver the cake to his beloved grandmother?

Real heroes faced the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami tragedy. The battle to rebuild Japan continues - and the world must not forget their story.

"Ishinomaki rock 'n roll city" is a documentary about a personal journey to Ishinomaki, Japan. The city most devastated by one of the biggest Tsunamis ever. We can see how a great volunteer network perform the material and spiritual reconstruction of the city. Ishinomaki finds in music its way to join back with life, with the present and the strength to get over pain, making honor to its own name which, literally translated, it means: ISHI = ROCK MAKI = ROLL.

A short documentary following a group of four children in the tsunami-affected city of Ishinomaki as they enjoy they first photographic experience while participating in the ADAY initiative (ADAY.org).