The Miracle of Life Little Fox is a novel adaptation of Keita Kono, released in Japan on March 18, 2006, and adapted from veterinary writer Takeda Tsuna's book Memories of Helen the Little Fox, adapted into a screenplay by Masako Imai and curated and produced by Yukie Nishimura; the film was released on August 30 of the same year. Because of its warm and touching relationship with the story, the film was well received and released in Hong Kong, Taiwan and the United States.
Chinese name: Miracle of Life Little Fox
Foreign name: Kogitsune Helen
Other translations: The Story of the Sub-Fox / Helen the Little Fox
Duration: 108 minutes
The president of Yajima Animal Hospital, Yukiji Yajima (Takao Osawa), a single father with a daughter, and his girlfriend Ryoko (Played by Taiko Matsuyuki), who is also a single parent, are worried about whether to remarry ^ But before the problem is solved, Ryoko is going to travel abroad to take pictures, so he first sends his third-grade son Taiichi (played by Fukazawa Arashi) to the Yajima family to live.
One day, Taiichi picked up a young fox, the little fox's reaction was very unusual, and was later diagnosed by Yajima that it had the same "triple suffering" as Helen Keller: deaf, blind and dumb, so he named it "Helen" and decided to take good care of it.
Thrown by his mother to Hokkaido, where he was not familiar with life, sent to the fence, and maladapted at school, Taiichi's situation was as difficult as Helen, a little fox who suffered from "triple suffering". And like Helen, he gradually responded to the people around him and slowly opened his heart, but Helen's body changed at this time...