Barakamon

After a famous curator calls his calligraphy rigid and bland, Handa Seishu goes to a remote island to continue his work and understand the criticism. The handsome, arrogant, self-centered city dweller soon finds himself surrounded by neighbors whose habits unsettle him. People travel by tractor as if it were a car, visitors appear without using the front door, and children treat Handa’s home as their base. As his list of grievances grows, he must see whether a city boy can adapt to the island’s easygoing way of life.