Eatrip Page #4

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I wonder.

Maybe...

That great Eros is

the driving force behind creative energy.

The thing that connects us all.

If there isn't ecstasy in it,

nothing will originate from it.

Eros, huh?

Yeah.

Appetite?

More like desire.

Think of it as Thanatos and Eros,

the ecstasy that's

directly connected to living.

It could even come from

painting or singing.

It's all interlinked.

What is food?

I suppose it's happiness.

There's no greater joy.

To me anyway,

there's no greater happiness.

Of course we all need to eat

in order to live,

Musician of course we all

need to eat in order to live,

of course we all need to eat

in order to live,

but...

just thinking about it makes me smile,

I enjoy it so much.

But it's much better with family.

It's far better with company.

Eating is nourishment.

A bodily need. Nothing deeper.

I don't think of it as enjoyment.

I find enjoyment in other things.

Like what?

Other things.

Simply put, it's a necessity.

The source of power.

In my case, as a dancer,

it's a necessity.

A definite necessity in life.

Without a doubt.

I eat all vegetables.

I eat everything.

What do you like the best'?

If you cook it, I'll eat it.

Radish. The traditional foods.

Like radish or...

Spinach or greens with sesame.

It's best if you eat with your family.

They look after me now.

I can't do much anymore,

so I just keep shop.

What is your greatest joy'?

I enjoy looking at these vegetables.

The faces on these vegetables.

Who's wearing red?

You are.

To a delicious meal. Cheers!

I downed it!

It's delicious.

The most memorable dish today?

The most memorable dish today? The strawberries

and white fish. The harmony was amazing.

The strawberries and white fish.

The harmony was amazing.

The most memorable dish today?

The most memorable dish today? The strawberries

and white fish had the most impact.

The strawberries and white fish

had the most impact.

The potatoes were good, too.

Yeah, the potatoes.

What do you both like?

We both like celery, don't we?

We both like celery, don't we?

Why celery'?

It's crunchy.

The crunchiness?

I like the crunchiness and the smell.

I like unique smells.

Eating your placenta?

You ate it as a fetus too.

It's like sharing your life.

But, did you really?

What would be your last supper'?

What would be your 'last supper'?

My wife's cooking.

My wife's cooking.

To celebrate this meal,

let me play my drum.

What would be your 'last supper'? I want to eat

plain rice and miso soup made by my mom back home.

I want to eat plain rice and miso soup

made by my mom back home.

It's delicious.

Is it clam? Or fish?

What would be your 'last supper'?

What would be your 'last supper'?

I want to eat rice with my family.

I want to eat rice with my family.

He was raised on my cooking so...

What do you both like?

What do you both like?

Oden hot pot'?

What do you both like?

Right?

We love oden.

What else?

Dumplings, jumbo croquettes...

Shabi-shabi curry.

No one knows what that is.

It's watery curry.

Thank you for this meal.

Thank you for this meal.

We can't go back to our childhood,

but we still get up, eat,

then sleep and dream.

We explored food as a means

of pursuing a simple way of life.

Life is a gastronomical journey.

A curious story:

I asked my child where she was

before she was born.

She said I was flying in the sky

I had friends

and I ate rainbows, the sun

the moon, the stars

Then you called me

so I came down to earth

and went inside your belly'

Was she speaking of the soul?

I was convinced it was

all about cosmic energy.

As told by Wako's mom

curious child sky friends rainbows, sun, moon,

stars, eat mom belly soul cosmic energy Wako's mom

Special Appearance by

Tadanobu Asano

Directed by Yuri Nomura

International Sales STYLEJAM

Miki Yamashiro

2008 stylejam, inc.

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