The film chronicles Ono Jiro's lifelong pursuit of creating the perfect sushi. It also interviews his eldest son, Ono, about his pressure to follow in his father's footsteps.
The soundtrack of the documentary film of the same name is amazing. It starts with a symphony. The violin’s bow-jumping technique is lively and joyous. It complements the switching of frames of images. It seems that you can hear some clues and clues of the story from the tune paragraphs without looking at the screen. Rhythm.
"Nowadays, people just want to work easily, have a lot of free time, and be rich, but they didn't expect to develop their own skills. You work in a place like Jiro Sushi, and you will spend your entire life in this business. "This work is not so much a sushi documentary as it is a documentary about the spirit of craftsmanship.
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