隠れ菊

The film centers on the lives of women in a traditional Japanese kiku (chrysanthemum) cultivation society. It explores their relationships, struggles, and dedication to the art of growing exquisite chrysanthemums, particularly focusing on the passing down of skills and traditions through generations.

Kaku re Giku received a modest reception, appreciated for its serene portrayal of a niche Japanese art form and its focus on female relationships. Critics often highlighted its visual beauty and quiet emotional depth, though some found the pacing to be slow.

• Visually stunning depiction of Japanese chrysanthemum cultivation.
• Offers a poignant look at intergenerational relationships among women.
• A slow-burn drama with quiet emotional resonance.

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The film meticulously showcases the traditional Japanese art of 'Otsukiku' (large chrysanthemum) cultivation, a highly specialized and time-consuming horticultural practice.