"Antarctic Cooker" is a 125-minute comedy film released by Tokyo Theater Co., Ltd.

The film is directed by Okita Shuichi and stars Sakai Masato, Ikase Katsuhisa, Furudate Kanji, Toyohara Kobu, and Kora Kengo. It was released in Japan on August 8, 2009.

The film is adapted from the essay collection "The Interesting Antarctic Cooker" written by Jun Nishimura and tells the story of eight members of the Japanese Antarctic expedition team's life in the polar region.

In the Antarctic Dome Fuji base in the ice and snow, not even living things, not even bacteria, can survive.

Several observation team members live there, and Nishimura Jun's job is to cook for the team members every day.

Occasionally using some luxurious ingredients and putting in a little effort to make delicious meals, and seeing everyone's happy expressions eating, really makes Nishimura happy more than anything else.

In distant Japan, Nishimura has a wife, eight-year-old daughter and a newborn son at home.

When I suddenly think of my family, I feel the urge to cry.

It has been a year and a half since I arrived in a cold place 14,000 kilometers away from my family, and work still has to continue.

The observation team members worked hard in Antarctica and established an irreplaceable bond with each other.

On days when there is laughter, sadness, joy and vitality, delicious food can always bring energy.

In an extremely cold place, cooking brings warmth to the soul.

Extended information: Character introduction Jun Nishimura - Actor: Masato Sakai. Ordinary citizens in Tokyo, Japan, like all husbands, only enjoy the meals served by their wives. They are both picky and indifferent to the food.

He was originally a coast guard officer, but he never imagined that he would be sent to Antarctica to cook.

People can best relieve stress when they eat. As the person closest to food in the entire Antarctic expedition, he can only cook food warm and try his best to change it to fill everyone's stomach and soul.

of emptiness.