So I was wondering if i should write the first review since i'm not a girl of many words but i will try. The story isn't something big and flashy with lots of twists, some very popular cast or big romance or anything. It is more on the slice of life side, but it was a great watch for me because in all episodes I was able to learn something new and different about local cuisine or traditional crafts. All of this was accompanied with very chill music and enthusiastic and very charming lead actress in places with great scenery. In addition, there was a story behind each travel, a real heartfelt story. Those 4 episodes brought me there and I am glad i watched them. I kind of wish there were more episodes or even better - full asadora!!

Ps: If you are a fan of animes like Violet Evergarden and Yuru Camp, i believe these miniseries will bring you just the same feel (minus the extra drama in Violet).