The Yasuda family all live apart from one another across the globe. The father is a director of a clinic in Miyagi Prefecture, the mother is working as a Japanese language teaching assistant in Vietnam, the eldest daughter works for the UN in Uganda, the younger daughter lives in Osaka working as a pediatrician, and the son lives in Hokkaido working as a general practitioner. But they all share what they had for lunch every day in the family's group chat!

We visit a small fish taxidermy workshop in Matsumoto City, Nagano Prefecture. The workshop receives requests from aquariums, museums, and fishermen for display and commemorative purposes. The workshop is run by Mr. Ogawa, who skins the fish and colors them himself. Mr. Ogawa is always in a hurry to finish his lunch so he can devote his time to his latest creation! In another segment, we check out the lunch of Ms. Makino, a viola player in the BBC Philharmonic.