Ordinary girl Shiko (Ai Hashimoto) grew up in Komori, a village in northeastern Japan. Here is far away from the hustle and bustle of the city and impetuous, surrounded by green mountains and rivers, like a quiet and pleasant paradise. The villagers work at sunrise and rest at sunset, relying on a pair of industrious hands to manage a small but comfortable life, at peace with the rest of the world. Shizi once went to Tokyo, but after all, she could not adapt to the fast pace of the city, and finally returned to the old house where her mother was long gone. In her childhood, her mother, Joy, used all kinds of ingredients in the mountains and fields to make randomly named delicacies. While the sincere city was sighed and deceived, it also left good memories in the depths of the taste buds. As if following in her mother's footsteps, she incorporated her love for her hometown into the cooking of delicious food. Surrounded by friends Youtai (Miura) and Yoshiko (Matsuoka), he enjoys a carefree life. This film is based on Igarashi Fumihiko Daisuke's cartoons.
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