Known as "The Lone Wolf," Italian cuisine chef Saito Tomofumi (46) stands apart from the rest. Preferring to do everything himself, he not only cooks course meals, but even makes bread and desserts himself. What's more, when Saito comes up with new dishes, he doesn't make prototypes or taste-test. Under the pressure of an all-or-nothing battle, he pushes himself to the utmost limit and creates unparalleled new dishes. Alongside his wife Noriko, who handles serving customers, he spends his days constantly driving himself as far as he can go. We follow him, seeking what it truly means to cook and run a restaurant.

Search and rescue dog trainer Kaida Hiroshi (57) plays a vital role in a country where natural disasters are common. He's a pioneer who's raised countless dogs over 33 years in the field. He's worked on over 250 sites, including the Great East Japan Earthquake and the Kumamoto earthquakes, finding many missing persons. However, in July 2020, during our filming, Kyushu was hit by unprecedented rainstorms that washed away Kaida's training facility. Regardless, he set out at once on search missions. Meet the man and dogs who go into dangerous areas and bear the burden of families' hopes.

Craftsman Shingai Koichiro has devoted his life to making cotton futons. Orders from customers with issues like back pain come in from across the country, with a wait of up to 6 months. Each futon is completely made-to-order to fit the customer's physique. Shingai uses only the finest cotton from around the world, making his own unique blend in pursuit of the ideal firmness and texture. Handwritten in chalk on the walls of his factory are numerous phrases to fill himself with inspiration. Among them: "Do something anyone can do, more than anyone can." We follow this craftsman as he puts his heart and soul into making futons.