Ashiaraiyashiki no Juunin-tachi

A man inherits a large, traditional Japanese house from his father and discovers that it is inhabited by a bizarre group of tenants, each with their own eccentricities. As he navigates living amongst them, he begins to uncover the hidden dynamics and heartwarming relationships that have formed within the household.

The film was generally well-received by critics and audiences for its quirky humor, touching performances, and unique exploration of unconventional family dynamics. It was praised for its gentle storytelling and its ability to find warmth and connection in an unusual setting.

• Delightfully eccentric characters and their interactions.

• A heartwarming story about finding family in unexpected places.

• Yuki Tanada's unique directorial style shines through.

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The film's title, 'Ashiaraiyashiki no Juunin-tachi', roughly translates to 'The Tenants of the Foot-Washing Mansion'.