A Tale of Samurai Cooking: A True Love Story (Bushi no Kondate)

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Mar 4, 2017 a beautiful love story of an unlikely pair of cooks, what they were willing to sacrifice for their passion... and the great banquet looked awesome!! My favorite character was Haru's father-in-law. See more Mar 4, 2017 an excellently acted, costumed and plated story about a maid married into a lowly kitchen samurai household, showing how the right person can make such a difference to family, region and country. understated in most parts and delicate in flavour, highly recommended. See more Oct 4, 2016 such a great film that shows the beauty of fine cooking. The performances within this movie is wonderfully done! beautiful scenery too! See more Nov 12, 2015 Don't expect any sword action as the title doesn't deceive. However it's a fairly decent drama and a very new take on the period warrior film out of Japan. See more Apr 16, 2015 How can they make suh a boring film about cooking and food. The film only redeemed itself in the last 20 min. or so.. See more Dec 28, 2014 Another Japanese film... ugh... if there were no Kengo Kora san... I dunno, perhaps I had been misled by the propaganda, I thought the food/cooking would play an important part in the film. Not. And it's not even really a "true love story" either. The chemistry between Aya Ueto & Kengo Kora is weak. It's all the poor screenplay's fault- it has many things to say but then everything it said is just superficial- just like every other contemporary Japanese film. See more Read all reviews

A Tale of Samurai Cooking: A True Love Story (Bushi no Kondate)

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