海外の職人の手作り雑貨の専門店です、日本の陶磁器なども取り扱っています。
仕入れた雑貨の事や色々な事を書いていきます。
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American documentary film The Biggest Little Farm.
It is a documentary about a couple who started farm management in the United States, and the husband of a former wildlife photographer is making the image.
Two people who had no farm experience at all create an organic farm with the help of various experts. Instead of focusing on productivity, it creates a diversity of organisms in the farm, and in that cycle, the farm is created in a state close to nature.
In a typical farm, it is controlled by many people, but this farm is organic and half-left to the circulation of living things.
The farm itself is not so big, but I think it is a big farm as a will.
It is also interesting to see the life and death of living things seen in the circulation by creating an ecosystem.
The Biggest Little Farm[DVD]
The Biggest Little Farm[Blu-ray]
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