Hotel Hibiscus

Year: 2002

Runtime: 90 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Yuji Nakae

Comedy

The series follows energetic young Mieko and her multicultural family as they make a life in Okinawa's weather‑worn Hotel Hibiscus, a decaying building with only a single room available for rent. Their daily struggles, the hotel's fading charm, and the visitors they host reveal both hardship and hope.

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