An Inn in Tokyo (1935)

In Tokyo's industrial Koto district, Kihachi, an unemployed worker, wanders with his two sons, Zenko and Masako, relying on the boys catching stray dogs for money. Their financial struggle leaves them homeless until Kihachi reconnects with a former friend, Otsune, who offers both a job and a place to stay at her eatery house, reflecting the enduring resilience of family amidst adversity in a harsh urban environment.