Japanese movies similar to documentaries are related to hands. I talked about a few Japanese handmade crafts. Others talk about food, scissors, dyeing cloth and so on.

Type: documentary

Country of manufacture: Japan

Language: Japanese

Number of groups: 20

In Asia, the only country that regards artisans as the goal and mode of life is Japan. The vast majority of entrepreneurs in this country strive to become talents in their respective working environments. Managers and management of enterprises have a strong "samurai" ambition and indulge in "Tokugawa Ieyasu-style mind control". In contrast, ordinary people prefer craftsmen. No, it can be said that the Japanese like craftsmen even more than "genius". The so-called "craftsman's temperament" first belongs to praise, and its meaning includes respecting the stubborn character of the craftsman. If a craftsman develops his skills to the extreme, he will enjoy the title of "gifted scholar" and be most respected. Those who love handicrafts and are determined to exist not only for commercial interests must look for this film, which is far more meaningful than a documentary itself.