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"Tora-san of Goto" is a 2016 documentary-drama that offers a deep dive into family life and manufacturing in Japan. Directed by Masaru Oura, this film spans 22 years, capturing the day-to-day realities of a family in the Goto Islands, specifically their work in udon production.
Documentary shot over two decades, unique time-lapse style Β· Focuses on traditional udon and salt-making processes Β· Features a small cast of family members, intimate performances Β· Highlights issues of depopulation in rural Japan
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The film is categorized as a documentary, drama, and family movie.
The film was directed by Masaru Oura.
"Tora-san of Goto" has a runtime of 114 minutes.
The documentary focuses on a family involved in the manufacturing of udon and their experiences over 22 years.
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