Although "タンポポ" is a western style movie, it deeply embodies the Bushido spirit in Japanese traditional culture. Full of sense of justice, sacrificing oneself, and the sense of salvation to help the weak; unpaid spirit to help others without compensation; no loss of demeanor, the spirit of external performance of sympathy and attention to others' emotions; self-restraint, joy and anger The spirit of self-denial that is invisible and reticent. These Bushido spirits are reflected in the movie
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"タンポポ" is an excellent gourmet comedy. The main line is a widow who runs a small restaurant and with the help of a truck driver, she is determined to make the most delicious ramen. After all kinds of learning and frustration, she finally succeeded, while the secondary line is ironic. In response to the kitsch French cuisine culture, the Japanese tend to call themselves "Tao" rigid. For the Japanese, enjoying delicious food is an innate instinct, even death cannot stop it
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