Little Forest: Four Seasons
In the small Komori village, Ichiko unexpectedly returns from the city and begins a self-sufficient life. From sweet rice drinks on hot summer days to autumn braises, winter dumpling soups, and spring potato salads, she cooks daily with homegrown crops and vegetables. Through these meals, memories of her mother and long-forgotten times resurface.
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Junichi Mori
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badelf
Originally based on a manga, this is a collection of 4 one-hour pieces. I'm not sure if you can call this a nature show, a cooking show, or a somewhat older coming-of-age film. The Korean remake of this seemed to me to dwell on the mother-daughter relationship. This original Japanese version is about the dishes that are made from local ingredients that mother taught daughter, about the community, and about living in harmony with all things (except cabbage moths). Is it worth watching. Well, I'm a foodie and I believe harmonious. So yes.
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Junichi Mori is the director of Little Forest: Four Seasons.
The cast of Little Forest: Four Seasons includes Ai Hashimoto as Ichiko, Mayu Matsuoka as Kikko, Takahiro Miura as Yuta, Karen Kirishima as Fukuko, Yoichi Nukumizu as Shigeyuki, and Momone Shinokawa as Young Ichiko.
The duration of Little Forest: Four Seasons is 2h 17 mins.
Yes. You can watch the Little Forest: Four Seasons trailer on this Fanbiz page on Fanziz.
Little Forest: Four Seasons was released on 22 Mar 2018.
Little Forest: Four Seasons is listed under Drama on Fanbiz.
Little Forest: Four Seasons has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 7.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "Originally based on a manga, this is a collection of 4 one-hour pieces. I'm not sure if you can call this a nature show, a cooking show, or a somewhat older coming-of-age film...."
