Movie湯道
2022 · Released · 126 min
Yudo: The Way of the Bath is a delightful and leisurely tale of a community trying to save its local 'sentō' or bathhouse. Shiro Miura returns to his hometown after his father’s death and decides to close the family business, Marukin Hot Springs. But when one day the boiler breaks and Shiro has to step in to help, he starts to discover how much the bathhouse means to its loyal customers.
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