良かったです
最近あまり映画見れてなかったので
主人公は奈緒演じるハルカなんだけど
自分は完全に
若竹修に共感しちゃいました
亡き父との約束を果たすため
備前焼にとことん向きあう
設定は完全に漫画のようで
リアリティは全然ない
OL描写も少ないし
とにかく２時間に詰め込むように
早い展開
末次成人って知らない監督の作品
映画監督っぽくないなと思ったら
どちらかというとクリエイターさんなのかな
今後の作品も見てみたい
後はやはり【備前焼】
陶芸
焼き物
興味はずっとある
もちろん映画なので
備前焼のティーアップが凄いけど
十分
やはり興味が膨れました
【六古窯】
ろっこよう
陶芸産地は各地に様々ありますが
瀬戸・常滑（とこなめ）・越前・信楽（しがら）・丹波・備前
６つの窯で六古窯
日本六古窯ともいいます
中世（平安時代末期〜安土桃山時代）から現在まで続く
とにかく奥が深い
いつかそれぞれの焼き物を手にしてみたい
世界遺産もいいですが
日本人である以上
日本遺産を大事にしたいですよね
是非。
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It was good. I haven't been able to watch many movies recently, but the main character is Haruka, played by Nao, and I completely sympathized with Wakatake Osamu. The setting, in which she faces Bizen ware head-on to fulfill a promise to her late father, is like a manga and has no reality at all. There is little depiction of an office lady, and it's fast-paced as it seems to be crammed into two hours. It's a work by a director I don't know, Suetsugu Shigeto. I thought he didn't seem like a film director, so maybe he's more of a creator. I'd like to see his future works. And then there's Bizen ware. I've always been interested in pottery. Of course, it's a movie, so the teeing up of Bizen ware is amazing, but it still piqued my interest. [Six Ancient Kilns] There are various pottery production areas in Japan, but the six kilns are Seto, Tokoname, Echizen, Shigaraki, Tamba, and Bizen, and are known as the Six Ancient Kilns of Japan. They have continued from the Middle Ages (late Heian period to the Azuchi-Momoyama period) to the present day and are very deep. I would like to try each of the pottery someday. World Heritage sites are great, but as a Japanese person, I want to cherish Japanese Heritage sites, right? Definitely.
