The story tells that in the early 20th century, a Japanese woman went to Brazil and married a Japanese immigrant, where there was a beautiful sugarcane field.

You can search, the photo bride (also called "Fate to Another Place" in English) seems to be in harmony with heaven and beauty.

It is the work of Japanese-American director Kayo Hatta 1994, starring Yuuki Kudo and Mifune Junlang, and was shortlisted for the Palme d 'Or at Cannes Film Festival and won the audience award at Sundance Film Festival. After Japanese girl Daidai was forced to marry in Hawaii, she met and fell in love with her photo husband, a foreign career that continues to this day. The flower of love always needs long-term irrigation to bloom for a long time, and the person I finally fell in love with in my heart is the person who watered the flower.

This movie is a romantic love story. It tells the story that Richard, a beautiful young man, was forced to get married by his aunt, and came to Hawaii from Japan alone, where he met his handsome young fiance Matsuzaka in the photo. Only when I arrived did I know that Songer was a middle-aged man with no money and worked in a sugar cane garden. Desperate Richard worked hard to make money. ...

The appearance of photos has also affected people's lives. At the beginning of the 20th century, people decided the marriage of two people just by looking at each other's photos, no matter how far apart they were. Midai, a young woman, was left alone in Japan after her father died. One of her relatives helped her get married through photos. From the other party's letter, Meidai saw that the other party was a handsome young man and wrote a beautiful and moving poem in her heart. With a vision for a bright future, Meidai came to Hawaii far away from home alone.

However, the person who came to pick her up claimed to be her husband, but he was an elderly middle-aged man, even older than his father, which made Meidai unable to believe that what was happening in front of her was true. It turns out that this man is really her husband, and the young man in the photo is really him. Because there is no recent photo, I can only send photos of myself as a blind date. Knowing everything, Medea finds it hard to accept the fact that she can't bear to spend her life with someone older than her father. After a painful struggle, at the suggestion of a woman named Xiangnai who worked with her, she decided to save some money for her husband through her own efforts and hard work, and then returned to Japan. However, time and life always change a person inadvertently. Her husband's guilt, careful care, considerate respect, and the hardships of life make Meidai want to rely on her husband's heart more and more slowly.