Cozy Craft Spaces and Food Films
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The movie features Yu Aoi , my favorite J-actress. I found the movie to be visually delightful and tactile (Japanese films seem to have this signature characteristic) even if the story line is nothing extraordinary. I will watch this movie again for the extreme close-ups of raspberry macaron sandwiches and ethereal petit cakes.
You can watch the movie online here. It doesn't have an English translation, just Korean subtitles. Given my miniscule knowledge of hangul, I did manage to understand the movie.
Enjoy the rest of the weekend!
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What a cozy post, there is something to be said for the story of the work space, especially when people take time to set the scene for work. Have you ever read Kenko's little paragraph on dwellings? I agree with him that the prettiest places are those that are cared for, but not overdone - rather, allowed to be natural. Oh, how mori of me! And speaking of that, I can't wait to look for the Yu Aoi film; there are usually French versions of the film somewhere on the interwebs..
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