A must-see healing food movie in a confused period

Title: Stay in Kyoto

Movie source: bilibili

The unemployed woman who lives in Tokyo came to Kyoto alone to take care of her injured uncle, which is full of century-old shops. Under the leadership of her uncle, she started a four-day free and slow life, during which she not only met wonderful scenery, met interesting people, but also tasted all kinds of food.

Her four-day tour guide to Kyoto is as follows:

Day1: Eel shop, fried bean skin shop, and Qiwei powder shop;

Day2: the shrine draws water, coffee shop, bran steamed bread shop and western food shop;

Day3: Go to antique shops, visit bookstores and various dessert shops by bike;

Day4: Mackerel sushi restaurant, wandering around the edge of Kyoto, drinking coffee and chatting with my uncle on a nearby bench, and drinking with local people in a pub at night.

Although Kanai has been cured in Kyoto, she is still confused about her future life. But is my life a great failure when I am older, unemployed, unplanned and unmarried? The coffee chat time on the bench made Jia Nai completely realize. You must find what you like by yourself. The standard of life comes from your own heart, not from the lips of others.

The process of watching movies is like traveling with the hostess, especially in this fast-paced film age. It is really super healing and relaxing after watching it.

Excellent lines in the play:

"What you like must be explored and found by yourself. That is your freedom. "