In 1861, at the end of the Tokugawa shogunate, Ichiro Onodera (Ayato Nagayama) was ordered to serve as a servant in the middle of the procession due to his father's sudden death. However, Ichiji has never heard from his father about his role. In front of such a road, one Osho, Kusumi (Tsunehiko Kamijou) appears and hands over the ancestral book "March Record", which is the will of his father. The old-fashioned method of changing attendance was written there. Departure a few days later. However, in fact, in this change of attendance, a scale was set up to take over the house.

Finally, along with Daio Masaka (Dai Watanabe) of the palace, Ichiro (Ayato Nagayama) and others who left the country's Nishimino. Suddenly, the village girl Suwa (Yuna Taira) jumps out in front of the procession after passing through the Magome on Kisoji. The act of stopping the procession is a mortal sin that corresponds to the death penalty. Swah begs to slash herself, but Ichiji misses Swah. After that, the party arrives safely at the destination of the day, Tsumagojuku. However, Shingo (Hiroki Nakajima), who is worried about Swah that night, disappears without telling the surroundings.