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Rabbit!
Rabbitka!
Aaa!
Raa...
Raa... Raa...
- Aa! - Ra! Raa...
Err -Raa...
- Raa... raa... - Raa
- bbi... - t.
Rabbit.
- Rabbit. - Rabbit.
Rabbit.
Rabbit.
Necktie.
"Once upon a time",
there were four little rabbits,
and their names were Rupsi, Mopsi, Cottontail
and Peter.
Rupsi...
Rabbit.
Coming up on your right is, uh, the Queen's house.
It's, uh... Buckingham Palace.
Um, her name is Elizabeth.
Ahh, do you see the flag's up? She'll be in right now.
And with it being tea time,
she's probably having a cup of tea
and a slice of cake.
It's a big house.
What's down there?
Ahh, down there?
That is uh, Trafalgar Square.
It was finished in 1844...
England.
Please, can you show me the way
to Lake Winde... Windermere.
What a beautiful vista...
Windermere.
Thank you.
For Emi.
Sorry.
Come on grandpa.
My hat, my hat.
Let's have some of those.
My hat.
- My hat. - Your drink.
Here's to Jane.
- To Jane, Jane! - To Jane, Jane!
To Jane!
Where you up to then?
Lake Windermere.
Oh! Ooh!
Windermere! That's a beautiful place.
Better get off at the next stop then.
Eh?
This train's for York.
Wrong train.
Yeah! Yeah!
- Sorry. - Windermere!
Yeah, no, not that way.
- Windermere! - There!
- Okay. Okay. - No! No! No! No!
Aww, poor loaf!
Your attention, please.
The last train of the day has departed.
The station will be closed shortly.
[RAIN PATTERING
Yes?
Good morning.
What are you doing here?
Ah...
I'm afraid that...
- Mary. - Yeah?
I'm, I'm afraid that I have lost my way.
Mary, you better come here.
Ah-sorry, wait, wait, wait.
Ah, sorry.
Dad?
Good morning.
Uh, I'm afraid that
uh, I have lost my way.
My dad will be here in a minute.
Yes.
What happened to you?
Ah.
I got lost.
Need a map.
Then I will go.
Where are you going?
Bloody fox got under the fence again.
I boarded it up for now.
We have to get some new wire for it.
At least he only got one of them this time.
He says he just needs a map.
And then he'll be off.
Here you are.
Oh. Thank you.
Thank you.
Where are you going?
Um...
Lake Windermere.
Thank you. Thank you so much.
Hey!
Hey!
- Wait. - Oh.
Ah...
Which way lake Windermere?
It's over a hundred miles away.
Hundred miles.
Um... hundreds of kilometers.
Do you understand?
Oh. How about a train?
No, there's no stations around here.
No station.
Please...
Help me.
Thank you.
You put it in your tea?
Mhm.
Um...
Akiko
always made black tea
and put milk in.
Like English do she'd say.
- Hot. - Mm.
Akiko, that's your wife?
Yeah.
Hmm.
Why don't we clean your bag?
- It's all cov... - No.
It's a long way, Lake Windermere from...?
Me?
Tokyo.
But I think maybe
it is too far to walk.
- I think so too. - Yeah.
I'm leaving a towel and some clothes just outside.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Oh.
Maybe a bit big.
Ah no, no, no, no. Perfect.
Oh.
You have a go.
- Oh. - Oh?
Are you... are you scared of horses?
No, no, no.
Ah.
Ah.
So.
Are you meeting your wife up at the lake?
No.
That's a long way from home.
My mum died last year.
We took her ashes down to the river.
Scattered them on the water.
Oh!
Oh!
Ken, is that your name?
Ah! Kenzaburo. Ken-za-buro.
I will call you Ken.
Yes.
- And I'm John. - Hey, John.
Mary told me what you're doing.
It's the kind of thing to do with family.
Yeah.
I have a son.
Does he know where you are.
My daughter says we should help you.
She reckoned, we should drive you up to Windermere.
Oh!
Yes, thank you.
Yes, thank you.
Sure, that'd be fine.
Oh.
Alright, here we are.
What...
Now this
is made from our own apples.
- Cheers. - Cheers.
Sorry. It's s... strong.
- But is it good? - Oh, it's good.
Let's eat.
I got the peas.
Thanks, sweetheart.
Ken.
Are you going to tell your son where you are.
Ah.
It's hard.
Talking to him.
I don't know what to say to him.
I'm sorry.
Oh, no.
Losing my wife was awful.
I don't know what I would have done
without Mary.
Toshi.
- Your son? - Yes.
He.
He has his own family now.
He doesn't want me around.
Have you asked him?
Windermere.
Huh.
Windermere in... in Japanese.
Let me see.
- This all you've got? - Yeah.
Just this photo? Nothing else?
Um, it's not here, is it?
No. No, it's not.
Maybe it's another spot around the lake.
Must be. That could take us days.
Weeks even. Could be anywhere.
What do you want to do?
Grandpa!
Sorry!
Okay.
Thank you.
Uh, your red wine, sir.
- And your pot of tea. - Thank you.
Have a good evening.
Bye!
Rabbit.
Rabbit.
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