Japanese family drama tops 1 million admissions in 11 days
The film crossed 1 million admissions and 1.5 billion yen on October 12, 2026, with the weekend box office at 110% of the previous week.
The Japanese film known in English as Even If Mom Is No Longer in This World: My Life's Diary passed 1 million cumulative admissions on October 12, 2026, 11 days after its release, and has taken 1.5 billion yen at the box office, according to cinemacafe.net.
Over the three-day weekend from October 9 to 11, the film's box office stood at 110% of the previous week's figure.
Four new stills were also released, showing the characters Nagomi and Shoichi gazing at their daughter Rin. Haruna Kawaguchi plays Nagomi and Mahiro Takasugi plays Shoichi; Yuki Yamato directs.
Comments from both leads about the shoot and the film were released alongside the stills. Kawaguchi named a scene set in the apartment before the move, in which the characters say they want a baby, as especially memorable.
The film is based on a true love story introduced on a TV program.
Quick answers
When did the film pass 1 million admissions?
It reached 1 million cumulative admissions on October 12, 2026, 11 days after its release.
How much has the film earned at the box office?
It has taken 1.5 billion yen in box office revenue.
Who stars in the film?
Haruna Kawaguchi plays Nagomi and Mahiro Takasugi plays Shoichi, with Yuki Yamato directing.